Now I have several analog TVs that have Comcast cable wire plugged directly into the TV, no box. They work fine now using the TVs tuner. After the Feb 2009 switch will I need one of these D to A converter boxes? Is Comcast still going to pipe an analog signal thru the cable line to my TVs? Comcast wants to rent boxes so I am concerned. I don't want to rent boxes from Comcast for every TV. I already have 2 boxes for my good newer TVs. I have read the gov website and it addresses but does not answer this question saying it will vary from cable company to company. THanks

Now I have several analog TVs that have Comcast cable wire plugged directly into the TV, no box. They work fine now using the TVs tuner. After the Feb 2009 switch will I need one of these D to A converter boxes? Is Comcast still going to pipe an analog signal thru the cable line to my TVs? Comcast wants to rent boxes so I am concerned. I don't want to rent boxes from Comcast for every TV. I already have 2 boxes for my good newer TVs. I have read the gov website and it addresses but does not answer this question saying it will vary from cable company to company. THanks
The 2/2009 date refers to Off-Air, not cable or satellite. Analog on cable will most likely be around for awhile. Cable companies will notify their subscribers prior as needed.

Is Comcast still going to pipe an analog signal thru the cable line to my TVs?

I would contact your local Comcast and try to get an answer because it will vary from cable company to company as stated on the gov website.