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Old 19-04-2004, 19:01   #7
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Re: Channels thru PC TV Card..

Similar question to the original poster....

I was thinking of hooking the cable up to my PC's TV card as well the cable modem (as long as it doesn't mess up the broadband connection), to get the standard analogue TV channels, but would prefer not to split the cable.

The coax cable that goes to the SACM comes from an NTL box on the wall, which has two sockets on it: one called "TV" (which has the coax for the modem connected to it), & one called "FM".

Even though the 2nd output is called FM, could I still hook that up to the aerial input on my TV card (using a normal coax aerial lead, with an F plug adaptor on one end to connect to the NTL box)?

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