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Originally Posted by bob_builder
From http://www.wolfbane.com/ukdtt.htm:
The Belmont digital UHF channels are 30, 48, 57, 60, 66 and 68.
The Waltham digital UHF channels are 23, 26, 33, 42, 45 and 49.
From http://www.wolfbane.com/uktv.htm:
The Belmont analogue UHF channels are 22, 25, 28, 32 and 56.
The Waltham analogue UHF channels are 35, 54, 58, 61 and 64.
So there should not be any direct interference. However, as a lot of these are on adjacent channels they may be some overlap that could cause interference. Also, you will need to find out what channels your VCR, STB, etc. are outputting on. |
I know those but thanks anyway.
What i think the problem is, is the *lack* of a coherent signal on the respective analogues super-imposing on the decent signal coming from the other input.
I'll have a look see if maplins or anywhere have an input switcher, that seems the best way,
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Originally Posted by rockin_plumber
If the Freeview box and the TV have scart sockets there is no need to connect the aerial out of the Freeview box to the TV....
Just connect the Aerial you are using for Digi to the Freeview box and then link the box to the TV with a scart lead....
And connect the aerial you are using for analogue to the TV....
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In theory yes but:
- I'd like the RF out from the FV to send to my PC
- I'd like to use both regoins for teletext- the signal from Waltham isn't strong enough for viewing anything other than the local news
