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Forums › Home Theatre (incl HTPC) › Combining coaxial sources. Not too sure where this would go.


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Topic # 68576 25-Sep-2010 09:05
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So i have this antenna going to my tv for freeview hd, works good.

But i also want to view another coaxial source from the telstraclear box in the other room on the same tv.

How would i combine these together so the tv can tune them seperately?

I'm probably not making much sense right now.

I've tried a splitter in reverse, that gives me the analog source from the other room, but only freeview channels 5 and up.

Thanks

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  Reply # 384766 27-Sep-2010 09:48
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Can you alter the 'channel' output of the Telstraclear box so it outputs it's content in a different part of the spectrum? If the channels the box is outputing clash with the freeview source then it wont work very well. Often this is a setting you can adjust under the setup menus, something like RF Channel select etc...

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