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Old 05-03-2004, 00:26   #7
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Re: Analogue Splitting TV

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Originally Posted by Proppinupthebar
What would you use to do the multiplexing? Or do you mean splitting. Completely different things.

Its not against AUP to split after the output of the STB. Splitting before the STB may mean you introduce ingress noise into the cable network. Something you will be rightfully disconnected for if you interfere with other customers.
Trust me you call out an engineer for a problem an he sees you got a splitting device he will more than likely tell you ntl do NOT permit splitters/amplifiers, if you want cable on more than 1 tv you MUST rent another box. but you just show the engineer im not splitting your cable im splitting my vcr and I can do wtf I like with my vcr rf signal. the vcr rf signal is yours, the cable box rf signal is not.
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