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Ntlcable · 17-05-2008, 16:21

Ok still looking into this. Here is my cable box:

http://www.cyclonews.com/?searchterm...%20cable%20box

A Jerrold Impulse ICFT2026/210/V5

This only has three outgoing sockets: A coaxial that I am using atm. Also a white (audio) and red (video) conection. Not sure what these are, they look like sound card phone jacks.

The two TV’s I am looking at do not seem to have coaxial connections, so not sure I can use my cable box:

http://www.sony.co.uk/view/ShowProdu...Sony+BRAVIA+TV

http://www.techradar.com/products/au...-119978/review

As I only get a analogue signal is it worth talking to Virgin about upgrading my cable box just to get a better connection to my new TV?

17-05-2008, 16:21	#41
Ntlcable Inactive Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 14	Re: Time for the CRT to go in the Bin! Ok still looking into this. Here is my cable box: http://www.cyclonews.com/?searchterm...%20cable%20box A Jerrold Impulse ICFT2026/210/V5 This only has three outgoing sockets: A coaxial that I am using atm. Also a white (audio) and red (video) conection. Not sure what these are, they look like sound card phone jacks. The two TV’s I am looking at do not seem to have coaxial connections, so not sure I can use my cable box: http://www.sony.co.uk/view/ShowProdu...Sony+BRAVIA+TV http://www.techradar.com/products/au...-119978/review As I only get a analogue signal is it worth talking to Virgin about upgrading my cable box just to get a better connection to my new TV?