Mazoo
31-12-2010, 14:39
Hi
Recently got a new Cisco 4585DVB box fitted when the previous Virgin box gave up. Problem now is that we can no longer get any of our other TV's to receive because they are fed by coaxial cables from a four way arial booster unit. This new box has an HMDI output that goes straight into the back of the main TV and appears to have no means of connecting into the arial booster.
Has anyone overcame this problem on this particular box?
We do not require additional boxes for the other TV's as suggested by Virgin, all we are looking for is the same channel to be able to be displayed on one or more of the other sets.
I have seen on the net things called RF Modulators and HMDI over coaxial convertors. Not sure if this is what I require for this box and where I should connect it into it?
Can anyone help?
Recently got a new Cisco 4585DVB box fitted when the previous Virgin box gave up. Problem now is that we can no longer get any of our other TV's to receive because they are fed by coaxial cables from a four way arial booster unit. This new box has an HMDI output that goes straight into the back of the main TV and appears to have no means of connecting into the arial booster.
Has anyone overcame this problem on this particular box?
We do not require additional boxes for the other TV's as suggested by Virgin, all we are looking for is the same channel to be able to be displayed on one or more of the other sets.
I have seen on the net things called RF Modulators and HMDI over coaxial convertors. Not sure if this is what I require for this box and where I should connect it into it?
Can anyone help?