tukes2

If I cannot get the signal inserted into the Fios channel lineup, my alternative is to run the second line like you suggested. I'd just prefer to not have to do that. Thanks for the suggestion, though.

I believe they are fully digital, unfortunately. I did call Verizon and talked with someone (not from the business division) who was unable to help. They didn't really seem to know what they were talking about. Thanks for the help. I'll try to get in touch with the business department over there and see if they can help. Seemed to me that they would have to have some sort of a solution for customers in apartment buildings like you said.

There is a fiber optic connection from the pole to the house that carries TV, phone and Internet. From there, it splits into a telephone connection and coax. The coax feeds the modem/router and also feeds the TVs, which all have their own coax connections from existing home wiring and have to have Verizon tuner boxes. You cannot get a picture on the TV without a Verizon box (although I think you may be able to get a tuner card for TVs that can receive them, but I'm not sure of that). Does that answer the question?

I have a two-camera CCTV system at my home and I would like to tune any TV in my house (3 TVs right now, probably 4 soon) to a set channel and see the cameras' feeds. I have Fios. Can anyone tell me how to do this? It would be very much appreciated.