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Question: When I change over to FIOS in 2009 will I still need to have a set top box? One thought is "No" since they will be feeding a digital signal and my HDTV is digital. The other thought is "Yes" since my HDTV's digital tuner only goes up to 133 channels.

But what about all those 12.1, 12.2, 12.3, etc. channels? Will they arrive in their assigned space or will Verizon move them to something like 412, 513, 614, etc. so the box will still be needed to do a conversion?

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