Thread: Splitting RF and SCART Signals
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Old 20-09-2006, 16:39   #18
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Re: Splitting RF and SCART Signals
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Originally Posted by Saneboy13 View Post
Stu,

That is totally inexcusable from an engineer/CSR stand point, and I know it's something that is being looked at. I also fully understand what you are saying about the initial question here, it just really gets to me when customers with the best will in the world split off to feed other TV's and connect to the input.

I just think that if people want that done, then get a second/third Digi box installed.
Actually, if I thought the OP meant splitting the cable feed (the one that normally goes from the network INTO the STB, then I would agree with you 100% and would close the thread. In that case, he or she should rent another STB (or two, or three).

However, as far as I can see, the OP is talking about taking the OUTPUT from the STB (be it RF or Scart) and transmitting that around the house.
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