[MikeNoun]

Thought I would bring this topic up again.

Comcast recently changed their transmission, and now they embed a signal in ALL their channels, preventing you from recording anything onto a DVD, even PBS and regular broadcast channels like ABC, etc. So now all the programs I like to save to DVD, such as NASCAR races, F1 races, or other TV shows, that I have my DVR record, cannot be transferred to a DVD. Very frustrating! Just a couple 3-4 hour races in HD will use up most of the DVR drive, and then I'm screwed.

So I'm wondering what's involved with getting an indoor HDTV antenna, and ditching Comcast entirely.

For the record, we're within 30 miles of Chicago.

Question : Our house has one cable coming into a box in the basement, then a massive splitter that has all rooms wired for cable. We use 3 TV's in 3 rooms, one of them a plasma HD, the other 2 just regular sets. Comcast put a booster device on the input cable because our digital signal kept breaking up, and since then, no problems.

Can I get an indoor antenna, like the Leaf model, and connect it to the cable coming onto the house, then allow it to split to the other rooms like it does now, or do I need multiple indoor antennas, one for each TV?

Thanks in advance!