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RF Demodulator

Posted by Zoltar The Inedible on January 18, 2012 at 22:30:52:
You need a separate box called an "RF Demodulator". They're $100 and up on eBay; the Yamaha APD-1, for example.

Some outboard Dolby Digital decoders had built-in RF demodulators; you might get one of those cheaper than the demodulator alone. And those may be more common, since they would have been bought to use with DVD players or satellite TV (not just laserdiscs).