holmezy
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- Joined
- Aug 31, 2014
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- Age
- 61
- My Satellite Setup
- Sky+hd box downstairs linked via RF2 to a splitter/amp to 2 TV's upstairs.
- My Location
- derby, UK
Hi,
I had Sky+ in my living room through a HD tv. This was then linked via the RF2 output, sky coax to 2 TV's upstairs via a splitter. When I initial set this up, I had to retune the upstairs TV'S to a channel lower than 60 in order to avoid the splitter "filtering the signal. Any channel above 60 was "fuzzy and cloudy" so I setteled on 55.
Yesterday, I took a step in the modern ages and connected a Sky+hd box in the living room. Paired the card, connected to internet etc and alls good downstairs. However, I can't get sky upstairs any longer? Tried retuning the tv and all I get is a "fuzzy / cloudy" signal?
The TV's upstairs may not by HD ready, but that shouldn't be a problem for most channels, should it? (I don't subscribe to any of the HD packages and am happy just getting the standard HD).
Any ideas?
I had Sky+ in my living room through a HD tv. This was then linked via the RF2 output, sky coax to 2 TV's upstairs via a splitter. When I initial set this up, I had to retune the upstairs TV'S to a channel lower than 60 in order to avoid the splitter "filtering the signal. Any channel above 60 was "fuzzy and cloudy" so I setteled on 55.
Yesterday, I took a step in the modern ages and connected a Sky+hd box in the living room. Paired the card, connected to internet etc and alls good downstairs. However, I can't get sky upstairs any longer? Tried retuning the tv and all I get is a "fuzzy / cloudy" signal?
The TV's upstairs may not by HD ready, but that shouldn't be a problem for most channels, should it? (I don't subscribe to any of the HD packages and am happy just getting the standard HD).
Any ideas?