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I may be confused, if so please edit your question to set me straight. If you don't have a Dish receiver in your room, that means your TV is a "TV2", connected to Dish by a coaxial cable. Disconnecting that cable will have no affect whatsoever on any other TV in the home that is connected to...

You need an RF Modulator. Like this: http://www.walmart.com/ip/GE-RF-Modulator-Video-Converter/16561369

No.

Robert is wrong about both statements he made. Yes, a Blu-Ray player will work with a SD television.

Robert is wrong about both statements he made. Yes, a Blu-Ray player will work with a SD television.

My advice would be to read and understand the contract BEFORE you sign it. It's unfortunate, but there are some people who answer on Y!A who don't necessarily have your best interests at heart, or who give answers when in fact they don't really know what the answer is.

Sorry, but the answer is no.

Many people thought television would put movie theaters out of business. Many, many people want the cinematic experience, so I look for theaters to be around for a long time to come. Legal downloading/streaming of movies will hurt the physical disk market, and may eventually put it to an end...

cox.net; cox.com; tvtitan.com; tvguide.com

It is theft of service, so therefor illegal.

Cable won't require you to sign a contract of any duration,and you'll always get the locals.