TV can't find channels?
An older TV isn't detecting digital channels. It can't be the cable connection or the cable itself. I've selected DTV/USB as the source. Up until now, it's always been used in conjunction with a receiver and a satellite dish. What could be wrong? Best, Nicole
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I don't know what to be DTV/USB.
Safe is, the channel search with specifications for a satellite connection does not work with cable TV. Cable TV has completely different frequency ranges and transponders than satellite TV.
What do I have to change? Find nowhere to change the frequency
Are there any other sources to choose from???
Thank you. I almost feared it 🤷 ♀️
No chance for DVB-C with the part. He's so old, he can only DVB-T and analog TV. Both formats are no longer available.
You now need a DVB-C cable receiver that connects to one of the HDMI inputs. The coax cable is also plugged into the receiver (not on the TV).
https://www.ep.de/c/146/tv-audio/receiver
The channel search and program switchover then takes place on the receiver and not on the TV. On TV only the source is set to HDMI.
Medion MD30200 DE-A
Then tell us what TV you have (manufacturer and model).
TV. That seems to be the analogue transmitters, several ext 1 and 2, fav, s-video, hdmi, ypbpr, pcvga
The DTV should stand for digital television 🤔