On June 12th, 2009, most broadcasters and stations stopped sending out analog TV signals and converted to a superior digital signal. This change (known as the Digital Transition) means you will no longer be able to view these channels on your analog TV without a digital solution.

If you have an analog TV and receive your TV broadcasts over-the-air using “rabbit ears” or some other form of antenna, you can purchase a converter box such as the DTVPal DVR or sign up with a satellite or cable provider, such as all-digital DISH Network.

In addition, the DTVPal DVR features digital video recording (DVR) capabilities, eliminating the need for video cassettes and the complicated setup of your VCR. Using an on-screen program guide, you can select and digitally record up to 150 of your favorite standard definition (SD) shows, 30 hours of high-definition (HD) programming, or a combination of the two. No cassettes. No mess. It’s that simple.

If you have an HDTV or HD-ready TV but use rabbit ears or some other form of antenna to receive programming, the DTVPal DVR will bring you over-the-air channels broadcast in high definition. Experience the best in picture quality and get the most out of your HDTV with the DTVPal DVR.