How do I get analog channels on my smart TV?

A loop-shaped antenna , whether it’s arranged horizontally or vertically, is for UHF. Many antennas include both rabbit ears and loops so they can receive both sets of frequencies.

To start, on your TV remote, select “Menu” and then “Settings.” Next, select “Channel Setup” and select “Antenna” or “Air,” depending on your TV. Make sure you are not on “Cable.” Select “Channel Search” or “Channel Scan.”

Here’s how to do it:

One of the most common reasons why TVs are not able to find channels is because there is a problem with their cable boxes . Restarting your cable box could clear it of any glitches that are stopping it from working as it should.

So UHF antennas are designed so they receive UHF frequencies really well, while UHF/VHF antennas are designed to receive both UHF and VHF frequencies really well . They do this by combining an antenna that receives UHF frequencies really well with one that receives VHF frequencies really well.