Yes, it is possible to use an analog TV with a digital set-top box, but you will need to make sure that the set-top box has the necessary connections to interface with your analog TV.
Most digital set-top boxes have composite or component video outputs, as well as audio outputs, which can be connected to an analog TV using the appropriate cables. Composite video uses a yellow RCA connector and provides a standard-definition video signal, while component video uses red, green, and blue RCA connectors and provides a higher-quality video signal. Audio can be connected using RCA connectors or a 3.5mm audio jack.
If your analog TV does not have the necessary inputs, you can purchase an RF modulator, which will convert the composite or component video output from the set-top box into an RF signal that can be received by the TV's antenna input.
It's important to note that while using a digital set-top box can allow you to receive digital TV signals on an analog TV, the picture quality will not be as good as it would be on a digital TV. This is because analog TVs are not capable of displaying high-definition video, which is becoming increasingly common for digital TV broadcasts.
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