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MovedGoalPosts · 13-04-2005, 18:43

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I've done a similar thing, but to the TV downstairs, TV upstairs and the computer

Provided all your connections to TV's are internal to your property, in other words the split or division of your signal is after the STB (not on the ntl network side of the STB) I see no reason why you cannot do it. You might get a little degradation of the picture though, if the signals are weak. You'd only be able to watch one channel output of the STB at any one time, on all your TVs.

13-04-2005, 18:43	#3
MovedGoalPosts Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: 127.0.0.1 Age: 62 Posts: 15,868	Re: 1 connection to 2 TV's? to Cable Forum I've done a similar thing, but to the TV downstairs, TV upstairs and the computer Provided all your connections to TV's are internal to your property, in other words the split or division of your signal is after the STB (not on the ntl network side of the STB) I see no reason why you cannot do it. You might get a little degradation of the picture though, if the signals are weak. You'd only be able to watch one channel output of the STB at any one time, on all your TVs.