Broadband Splitting?

Well I've got a few questions on this one. I was recently introduced to the idea of getting broadband, (throwing dialup out on its ass and getting comcast ) But if I get this broadband internet, why not just go ahead and run it to the tv?

Well my question is , How could I run it to both? Just a basic ole spilitter? I'm guessing that it isn't this easy, so would I have to purchase a scrambler to descramble the channels? Hmph sorat stumped.

I think it goes to separate sources. Cables can't feed the same information into different things. Your modem reads the information from the internet lines and the TV reciever reads information from the TV lines.

You'd need a filter for the video signal. They're hard to find for purchase and probably do cost a lot of money. You'd also need a descrambler for digital cable.

Of course, if you PAID for cable TV, they'd hook one up for you.

Yeah I was thining about ordering it, having it installed and canceling after a month and just say somebody 'stole' it or I lost it. Alright, thanks ....

Even so, if that theory was true you would have cable TV just have to plug it in, getting Broadband you still won't be sent the television channels... or am I confused?

Well, I thought that cable companies have a seperate channel that they use for internet, but if you get the internet I thought that the internet only used up one 'channel' and if you had a splitter you could just view channels as if you paid for it.