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trl · 16-09-2006, 16:52

I have a General Instrument CFT 2100 which has no scart sockets. This equipment is very basic and looks very cheap!

The video and tv are both Philips and I've never had any problems recording with my previous On Digital/ITV Digital or NTL Digital.

The equipment is wired from wall to stb, stb to video, video to tv.

I'll try blocking the IR signal to the stb but it does look as if the signals are mixed which surprises me. I always thought remotes were configured differently to avoid this sort of problem.

16-09-2006, 16:52	#4
trl Inactive Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 2	Re: Analogue box changing channels!!! I have a General Instrument CFT 2100 which has no scart sockets. This equipment is very basic and looks very cheap! The video and tv are both Philips and I've never had any problems recording with my previous On Digital/ITV Digital or NTL Digital. The equipment is wired from wall to stb, stb to video, video to tv. I'll try blocking the IR signal to the stb but it does look as if the signals are mixed which surprises me. I always thought remotes were configured differently to avoid this sort of problem.