Results for tag: "Analog Cable"

Analog cable is a type of cable television service that uses analog signals to transmit television programming. It is the oldest form of cable television, and is still used in some areas. Analog cable is typically delivered through coaxial cables, which are connected to a set-top box or television. The signal is then decoded and displayed on the television. Analog cable is generally less expensive than digital cable, and is often used in areas where digital cable is not available. It is also used in areas where digital cable is available, but the cost is too high. Analog cable is also used in areas where digital cable is available, but the customer does not want to pay for the additional features that come with digital cable. Analog cable is becoming increasingly obsolete, as digital cable is becoming more widely available. Digital cable offers higher quality picture and sound, as well as additional features such as on-demand programming and interactive services. Some companies in the analog cable market include Comcast, Time Warner Cable, Cox Communications, Charter Communications, and Bright House Networks. Show Less Read more