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Originally Posted by marlot
Your only cable option is to plug an old video recorder (or similar) into the scart socket on the back of one of the boxes and feed the aerial output from the video to your third TV.
This would let you relay the channel being watched (or whatever you play on the video) to the third TV.
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Huh?
Sounds a bit
Heath Robinson for what's required.
My Pace Di4000-N V Box has an RF out socket on it, although perhaps later V+ or V HD boxes do not. In any case, that's probably not what John needs, simultaneous viewing of what's on in another room. I think he really wants independent access to the basic channels.
Is anyone in an area where they can receive DVB-T (Freeview) on a set-top aerial? I'm hoping to try it next week when I borrow a Freeview box from my in-laws. Otherwise I'll need to put up a new roof-top aerial or aerials. I'm positioned nicely to receive at least three regions and possibly more. The old analogue aerials were taken down some years ago rather than performing essential maintenance on them.