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Old 29-12-2009, 16:22   #2
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Re: TV Bandwith
VM TV channels are all broadcast in a linear format (as do freeview & satellite channels). Whichever channel you switch to, or your neigbours for that matter, it will not degrade the service. The same goes for broadband. The modem locks to its own allocated frequency on the local hub.

As long as you are receiving adequate signal strength the shared connection should cause no problems.
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