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Old 07-26-2015, 11:01 PM
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As to all the older TVs being junked, yes, that is a waste, since these sets often have plenty of life left in them and will work perfectly well using a cable box, OTA converter, or a streaming video player, to say nothing of a VCR or DVD/Blu-ray player. I have two perfectly good analog CRT TVs here that still work well on cable (Time Warner hasn't yet gotten to the point where its cable service won't work without a cable box, but that day is coming, I'm sure), and will use one if anything should happen to my flat screen set. I tested both with the Roku player and they work just fine.
Looks like that day will be August 28th for Eastlink.

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