Internal TV Support FX5900 VTD-128

I have a MSI FX5900 VTD-128 and I am trying to figure out the TV support.
What is meant by "Internal TV support"?
Does this enable a cable connection or aerial to be connected?
What does the channel control do if it does not?
Iss additional hardware needed?
Sorry if this sounds stupid, but the manual says nothing.
rgds
CB

Ive plugged a coax cable in from the Cable box. so wheres the picture. tell me what you have to do what programs etc..., Becuase the TV is grayed out in the media centre.

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