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MovedGoalPosts · 16-01-2005, 16:43

If the frequency being used to send the analogue into the house had changed, it wouldn't affect the TV or VCR signal, since the analogue STB would have been retuned to the new network frequency. Only if he retuned the output frequency of the analugue STB, would your TV and VCRs perhaps have been retuned.

Odd though that two VCR both go wrong at the same time. It has to be a signal frequency that is causing interference. Does your analogue STB have a bypass feed to it, enabling BBC1 & 2, ITV1, CH4 & Five to be viewed from the cable network when the STB is off?

16-01-2005, 16:43	#4
MovedGoalPosts Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: 127.0.0.1 Age: 62 Posts: 15,868	Re: Analogue and video If the frequency being used to send the analogue into the house had changed, it wouldn't affect the TV or VCR signal, since the analogue STB would have been retuned to the new network frequency. Only if he retuned the output frequency of the analugue STB, would your TV and VCRs perhaps have been retuned. Odd though that two VCR both go wrong at the same time. It has to be a signal frequency that is causing interference. Does your analogue STB have a bypass feed to it, enabling BBC1 & 2, ITV1, CH4 & Five to be viewed from the cable network when the STB is off?