Hi all,
I'm trying to work out the following.... I have a number of "services" that output composite which are modulated and hooked into the RF distribution network at home. The services are, Sky, Tivo, media player, front door camera, etc. At the moment a modulator is $60-$120 per device, and they can each be tuned to a separate channel and each TV can be tuned in. Easy.
Given the digital switch - it looks like we'll cut over to DVB-T. At the moment, I can retain these services as the analog TV's will still work, add a set top and we're done. For the TV's that are due to get replaced they'll have analog tuners built in. Again ok.
Once we have all switched over, the new TV's will not have analog tuners on board. What is everyone doing to distribute composite services on a DVB-T RF network? I'm trying to plan out and start cutting services over to the new model.
I've seen devices like the ProMax EN-106, but they run at ~700quid, a bit pricey.
Many thanks.