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I don't have a wire to connect my cable box to an HDMI input however I've connected the cable box through the Antenna/Cable input which is how I connected it on my old TV.
Rodrigo_1 wrote:I don't have a wire to connect my cable box to an HDMI input however I've connected the cable box through the Antenna/Cable input which is how I connected it on my old TV.
Cable boxes connected that way must be accessed via the Antenna/Live TV option on the Roku TV. The cable box likely has its output on either channel 3 or 4, so you have to set the TV tuner to display the proper channel.
- renojim5 years agoCommunity Streaming Expert
And to add... if that cable box has an HDMI output do yourself a favor and get an HDMI cable to connect it to your TV.
- Linyet2b4 years agoNewbie
I currently have my cable box connected via coaxial cable. I can't get HD channels. So I needed a new box with an HDMI port. Technician came out and could NOT get TV to connect to box. He stated it is TV port, yet my blu-ray player works on the HDMI ports. He tried several boxes and 2 separate HDMI cables. All we got was a green screen, no sound.
- monty33 years agoNewbie
your solution dose not work there is no channel 3 or 4 on my live tv are you sure you know what your talking about
- renojim3 years agoCommunity Streaming Expert
monty3, instead of questioning the knowledge of other people why don't you tell us what you're trying to do? Do you have a Roku TV and not a Roku player connected to a TV? If so, did you add channels 3 and 4 when you scanned for antenna channels? Your attitude is quite off-putting.
- Kellybeck3 years agoNewbie
I am having the same issue. My cable box worked great for 2 years and then the Roku Tv stopped recognizing the cable box. I swapped the cable box for a new one and it still says no signal. I also put on a brand new hdmi cable and still the same. I have reset all the settings back to the factory settings and still I get the red screen saying no signal. Help please.