Re: [slim] I'd Like to Listen to Television Audio on my Boom

Mnyb;510835 Wrote: > Is there analog TV anywhere these days ?? > > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_television_transition Low Power independent TV stations were exempt from the US FCC mandated switch to all digital by the June 12th 2009 date. They must switch eventually, but like the big "d

Re: [slim] I'd Like to Listen to Television Audio on my Boom

aubuti;510974 Wrote: > .. I can understand the OP's point that -It seems to me with all > we can access, Television Audio shouldn't be that big of a deal.- But > even if it's technologically trivial, I doubt there's a big market, and > I certainly don't see any of the providers falling ov

Re: [slim] I'd Like to Listen to Television Audio on my Boom

this may be heretical, but at least it's simple: Take a smartphone with wifi, tune in the desired program via hulu.com, nbc.com, or other site, and then put the phone face down on the bedside table. I can understand the OP's point that -It seems to me with all we can access, Television Audio shou

Re: [slim] I'd Like to Listen to Television Audio on my Boom

PequaFrog;510760 Wrote: > That's nuts! > There's a LOT of people who used to buy these old television band > radios so they can listen to a few stations at least. There HAS to be a > better way!!! perhaps in the US, I've never heard of them before though :) -- funkstar my collection: *1*x sq

Re: [slim] I'd Like to Listen to Television Audio on my Boom

Is there analog TV anywhere these days ?? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_television_transition -- Mnyb Main hifi: SB3 (soon to replaced by a Touch :) It is on preorder) Bedroom/Office: Boom Kitchen: Receiver (soon to b

Re: [slim] I'd Like to Listen to Television Audio on my Boom

Honestly, I've never seen a TV Band Radio here in Germany. I do know people, however, who have their TV running all the time with the audio turned -off-. *g* As for your question - is the TV program you want to listen to available as a video stream on the internet? In that case it should be fairl

Re: [slim] I'd Like to Listen to Television Audio on my Boom

PequaFrog;510760 Wrote: > That's nuts! > There's a LOT of people who used to buy these old television band > radios so they can listen to a few stations at least. There HAS to be a > better way!!! Well at least in much of the US, those radios don't work any more. (Areas served by reduced power

Re: [slim] I'd Like to Listen to Television Audio on my Boom

That's nuts! There's a LOT of people who used to buy these old television band radios so they can listen to a few stations at least. There HAS to be a better way!!! -- PequaFrog PequaFrog's Profile: http://forums.slimdevi

Re: [slim] I'd Like to Listen to Television Audio on my Boom

There are a few pretty complex ways to get this working, and one simple way, but no I don't think there are any audio only streams of TV stations (not that I've ever heard of anyway. The simple way would be to take the audio output of a cable or satellite box and feed it to the Booms line input.

[slim] I'd Like to Listen to Television Audio on my Boom

I used to have an old Radioshack radio that had TV Band on it. I would fall asleep listening to Letterman or the local news or something. It seems to me with all we can access, Television Audio shouldn't be that big of a deal. Does anyone know of a way to listen to Audio from Network (or cable)