Thanks for writing in dear.
--- Rony Bill ronbillypop@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Your requirement is hardware related. You will have to split your rf signal to satisfy both inputs.
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This is achieveable. And obtaining an Active RF splitter should be possible from the open market right??.
There will be a drop in signal levels if you use a passive splitter. An active distribution amplifier will cost you a resonable amount depending on its total bandwidth. For a full range, you need an amp. that covers the UHF band well enough as thats the trouble area.
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If thats the case then whats the best Active splitter to purchase?.
If you plan to watch the same channel simultaneously on both tvs *and* if your combo card has a video-audio out socket then you can connect 2 coax. wires to your second tv's av in socket.
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This isn't an option and i may even have the x86 box shutoff when the TV in the other room needs to be up. Any ideas dear??.
Trevor
There are rf converters available in the market that convert av signals to VHF for older tvs that did not have av inputs. During the VCR days there used to be av transmitters that tx.ed the signals up to a certain radius.
Regards,
Rony.
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