Thread: Splitting RF and SCART Signals
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Old 20-09-2006, 13:29   #2
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Re: Splitting RF and SCART Signals
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Originally Posted by StuartWheatley View Post
Hi, I've got 2 connectivity questions I hope you can help me with.

1. Splitting RF signal
When I split my RF signal, sending it to the TV in the Living Room and Kitchen, the quality of the reception drops. Is there anyway this loss of picture quality can be avoided? Would a signal booster help, and if so, are they fitted to the TV or aerial?

2. Splitting SCART signals
I've recently moved home and now have Telewest Digital. In my old house I had Sky Digital. I used to be able to input the RF signal into the STB, then run co-axle cables to send the pictures (RF + Sky) into another room and back again into the DVD Recorder. However, the Telewest STB doesn't have an RF out, only 2 SCART. I could "beam" the telewest pictures using a signal sender, although human traffic in the home does disrupt the signal. Is it possible to split a SCART signal. And connect 2 TVs to the STB from the same SCART output?

Any help you can give me would be appreciated.

StuartWheatley
You should read your terms and conditions; you should "NOT" split the feed for one thing as this throws crap out onto the Network. Second point in the terms and conditions you have signed and agreed to is 1 Digi box to 1 TV. If you want to feed to other TV's then sign up for a second/third Digi box end of
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