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I have cable internet with my own router and economy TV. My TV has an ethernet input. Will I need a cable TV mini box to watch TV or can I just plug my router into the TV ethernet input?
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Yes, if you want to use Cox cable. All TVs that want to watch cable need boxes or cable cards.
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Cox TV Economy includes one digital receiver. TV Economy includes a variety of channels ranging across video service levels, as well as access to PPV and a handful of networks within the On DEMAND library. Since the mini box is a one-way receiver and cannot be configured for all of these services, the TV Economy channel lineup will not work correctly using a mini box.
In order to have access to the features and channels within TV Economy, an additional Advanced TV HD receiver—rather than a mini box—is necessary. Additional outlets connected to a mini box will only receive channels assigned to the Starter lineup.
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