Thread: Picture Quality on Terrestrial Channels
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Old 07-02-2005, 20:14   #2
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Re: Picture Quality on Terrestrial Channels
This is bypass channels on the cable, for the "ordinary", is it?

Nothing altered on the analog STB?

Any other devices with RF out inline, and on when they were not before - I'm thinking co-channel / image channel interference (image channel is usually 10 channels away, but it can vary with TV design). Lines and patterning are usually some form of channel conflict, but interference can result from excess signal level - any extra amplifiers and splitters?
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