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On January 15, 2008, Dartmouth replaced its aging Cable TV infrastructure
with television signals that are delivered over the data network (Ethernet).
This system is referred to as DarTV. It allows members of the
Dartmouth community to watch channels that traditionally had been
delivered via cable to their television to watch them on their computer
instead.
Your computer must be connected to the Dartmouth Ethernet network for this
to work properly; DarTV will not work if your computer is connected to the
wireless network.
For those people who want to continue watching TV on their television sets,
a convertor box is available that will allow you to connect your television to
the data network and receive the television channels. For information on the
converter box, see Set
Top Boxes.
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