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altis · 30-01-2004, 16:07

Just to emphasise - I only put this forward as a possibility. I'm not saying that this is even likely to be the cause.

Anyone with access to an STB and a dual-channel oscilloscope could prove this one in an instant. Simply tune the STB to a mono channel, eg World Service(?), and then look at the two audio outputs. If they are in phase then this is not the problem but, if not, your uncle's name is Robert!

I have a 'scope (two, in fact) but we no longer have an STB - otherwise I would have checked this out by now - sorry.

30-01-2004, 16:07	#31
altis Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Warrington ntl:81304 Altitude: 12m (and falling) Posts: 4,499	Re: Stereo audio: Terrestrial vs NTL Just to emphasise - I only put this forward as a *possibility*. I'm not saying that this is even likely to be the cause. Anyone with access to an STB and a dual-channel oscilloscope could prove this one in an instant. Simply tune the STB to a mono channel, eg World Service(?), and then look at the two audio outputs. If they are in phase then this is not the problem but, if not, your uncle's name is Robert! I have a 'scope (two, in fact) but we no longer have an STB - otherwise I would have checked this out by now - sorry.