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TV signal to additional rooms.
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Hi
Due to lousy terrestrial signal, we always watched tv via Sky and had signal routed into loft and then out again to several rooms via amplifier/splitter. Due to extension being built the cable was cut and for a couple of years have had no tv in additional rooms. With the introduction of digital signal thought that it would be a good idea to re-install the signal to the other rooms but can't remember the exact connections. I think that the signal from the aerial went directly to the vhs recorder and then to the sky box before going to the amp/splitter in the loft. To enable us to watch Sky or terrestrial in additional rooms, can anyone please explain the correct routing of the signal ? |Thanks
Due to lousy terrestrial signal, we always watched tv via Sky and had signal routed into loft and then out again to several rooms via amplifier/splitter. Due to extension being built the cable was cut and for a couple of years have had no tv in additional rooms. With the introduction of digital signal thought that it would be a good idea to re-install the signal to the other rooms but can't remember the exact connections. I think that the signal from the aerial went directly to the vhs recorder and then to the sky box before going to the amp/splitter in the loft. To enable us to watch Sky or terrestrial in additional rooms, can anyone please explain the correct routing of the signal ? |Thanks
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Use the RF cable from RF 2 on sky box to distribute the Digital RF signal from the aerial.
Consider using a HDMI splitter to master bedroom for Sky