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ianhb · 14-05-2013, 19:05

I am no expert, but the picture is a lot better with the Keene RGB to component adaptor than it was with composite. It also bypasses protection software if one wanted to record.

The other issue of the busy circle is interesting, as Virgin had, unbeknown to me, connected our house & the neighbour to the same cable off the street. lots of busy circles, also the broadband kept dropping out. I blamed the superhub, even though modem only mode. Eventually they put a 2nd cable in. Broadband now more reliable, but has dropped out but rarely. Still circles but less often & shorter time. I wonder if they connected us together at the edge of the property rather than at the node, or whatever they call it. What sort of signal strength should I have ? On diagnostics broadband signal AGC 79%, tuners seem to be signal AGC 70% 100% &72% the signal strength column says 0 for all.??

14-05-2013, 19:05	#36
ianhb Inactive Join Date: Feb 2013 Posts: 6	Re: TIVO with SCART I am no expert, but the picture is a lot better with the Keene RGB to component adaptor than it was with composite. It also bypasses protection software if one wanted to record. The other issue of the busy circle is interesting, as Virgin had, unbeknown to me, connected our house & the neighbour to the same cable off the street. lots of busy circles, also the broadband kept dropping out. I blamed the superhub, even though modem only mode. Eventually they put a 2nd cable in. Broadband now more reliable, but has dropped out but rarely. Still circles but less often & shorter time. I wonder if they connected us together at the edge of the property rather than at the node, or whatever they call it. What sort of signal strength should I have ? On diagnostics broadband signal AGC 79%, tuners seem to be signal AGC 70% 100% &72% the signal strength column says 0 for all.??