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Digital Converter, Ematic Digital TV Converter Box with Recording, Playback, & Parental Controls [ AT103B ]

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Condition
New
Model
AT103B
Dimensions
16.6 x 16 x 14.4 in
Weight
1.6 oz
Mounting Type
Surface Mount,Plug Mount
Interface Type
USB
Batteries
2 AA batteries required.

Features 5

  • Converts digital broadcasts to your analog TV
  • Record TV in real time or set timers, you'll never miss your favortie shows
  • Watch videos and movies, play music, or view photos from a USB drive
  • The timeshift function allows you to pause live TV

Description

The Ematic AT103B Digital Converter box allows your TV without a digital tuner to receive new digital broadcasts. Features an electronic program guide, parental controls, recording capabilities, and a USB connection for multimedia playback. Full function remote control included Converts digital broadcasts to your analog TV Cable loop through Electronic program guide and program information Favorite channel list Parental control function Auto tuning Auto, 16:9 pillar box, 16:9 pan & scan, 4:3 letter box, 4:3 pan & scan, 4:3 full, 16:9 wide screen Closed captioning EAS (Emergency Alert System) Full function remote control Real-time recording & appointed recording 1080P output; CVBS output Timing startup & shutdown USB multimedia player compatible with MP3, AAC, AVI, MPG, DAT, VOB, MKV, MJPEG, JPEG, BMP, PNG

Specs 15

Brand Ematic
Mounting Type Surface Mount,Plug Mount
Number of Pins 5
Interface Type USB
Number of Channels 1
UPC 809394598465 804067314359 042822171568 752043268410 880096324507 808112998303 817707013079 804904117723
Manufacturer Ematic
Global Trade Identification Number 65

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No instructions, a few learning curves, but solid product! Great for channel boost and DVR
No instructions are included so prepare to spend some time getting it to work. Plug it into your HDMI, then plug the antenna into the box. You'll turn on the box and do a scan. If you get no channels, you probably didn't plug the antenna into the box. It reads directly from the antenna, not the TV so no antenna means no channels. Most important; make sure you have a good antenna! Not all antennas are created equal, and if you get a cheap one, you won't get that many channels and this will be a waste of time and energy. The farther away from the city you are, the more long range antenna you will need. It won't cost that much more, and it will be worth it since it's an initial investment. This box improves the antenna's signal and I've noticed I get more channels. I use the Mediasonic Homeworx HW110AN Super Thin Indoor Antenna with this box. NOTE: Setting up is probably the hardest part, moving forward, if you can read, you can pretty much figure the rest out. Here are a few helpful pointers: PVR - this is the DVR function and it can pause live television. I use a 16 GB memory stick which is about 6 hours. If you watch your shows pretty quickly then it's fine. If you like to record movies or know you won't get around to watching your hows, then get a higher GB stick. To record, you have to press EPG (program guide), and find the show, hit OK, and choose the record option. From there there are arrows to select daily/weekly/and so on. To play it back, you press USB. It won't list the show, just the channel. When you select a show, it will have a preview, and you can press HOLD to push it to full screen. EPG - The program guide. Has a day's worth of programming listed. I jump on in the morning if there is an evening show I want to record. Sometimes, I jump on when I get home from work. USB - For the PVR (aka DVR) playback. Pretty easy to use. Happy viewing ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2015 by Lacey Underalls
Stopped working after 6 months. Throw away Chinese garbage.
Update 10/26/15: Remote stopped working two months ago. Mfr wanted $15 plus shipping to fix it. Um, no. Make electronics that aren't a piece of throw away garbage, and until you do, you will get one star and not another cent of my money. I was looking for a cheap tuner to allow me to watch live TV on a basement projector. We got rid of our cable boxes and are down to a fairly basic cable package. I just connected my coaxial cable from the wall to the back of the unit, ran an HDMI cable from the Ematic to my projector, did an auto search with signal set on cable, and modulation set to loop through. It took probably 15 or 20 minutes and found 180 stations. Unfortunately, as others have mentioned, it uses its own numbering system, so the channels are not intuitive. Also, about 2/3 of them were scrambled. Many of the channels had high and low def versions. I went through the somewhat labor intensive process of deleting all the low res channels and scrambled channels, and now I have about 25 nice high res channels including CNN, MSNBC, Fox News, Food TV, CW, ABC, NBC, FOX, CBS, PBS, and a bunch more. Almost all are in 1080i or 720p which both look great on my 720p projector. The remote is clunky and not backlit. For the life of me, I'll never understand why all remotes are not backlit. This is a cheap and easy feature to add. Full star reduction for that stupidity. Another star reduction for general clunkiness, making me jump through numerous hoops to edit channels instead of just having an add/delete button on the remote. Auto resolution setting is nice, allows the program to set the resolution. I couldn't get the program guide to work. Maybe this only works with antenna? I also didn't know what the power setting was for antenna, but figured since I was using cable it didn't matter. I added a 64 gig USB flash drive http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00A35X1BM/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 from Amazon but have not yet played with the PVR function or tried to update the firmware or access files on USB. I will update my review after I do. But $65 for a tv receiver with 64 gig recording capability is pretty awesome. A couple other mentions, the program info stays on the screen a bit long. That is kind of annoying. I do like that it provides the broadcast resolution for each channel, though it doesn't detect the real channel/program info. I also was also unable to figure out how to rename a channel. I pressed the designated button, but nothing happened. Not being able to rename the channels will be a major annoyance. All in all, a decent unit, considering the price, about $40 shipped. No idea of long term reliability as I just installed last night, but if you are looking for a way to bring live tv to a tuner-less display, such as a projector, this is a pretty affordable, though somewhat clunky solution, and it handles high def quite well, as long as you have adequate signal. It would be great if this unit could be controlled by a universal remote. Unfortunately, unlike my other remotes, this one needs to be pointed right at the unit, which is behind the couch. My projector and Roku 3 remotes can be pointed at the opposite wall, where the picture is displayed. A mixed bag, but not a bad little unit. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2015 by Johnny B
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