Since retuning we seem to have problems with the Freeview TV picture freezing momentarily - the sound continues OK. Is this a general problem or is it my system? I have three TVs connected to a single aerial in the loft (we are in a strong signal area) and all sets gave a satisfactory output before the recent changeover. Any suggestions to overcome this problem will be welcome.
Picture break-up
- Thread starter Slaydeuk
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This could be down to having too stronger signal,
before the pre DSO the signal on most transmitters where lower that post DSO you could try fitting an variable attenuator
http://www.toolstation.com/shop/p86843
that could be fitted in the tv lead to see if this solve the problem if so you could then move this to the loft before splitting the signal for all 3 TVs
before the pre DSO the signal on most transmitters where lower that post DSO you could try fitting an variable attenuator
http://www.toolstation.com/shop/p86843
that could be fitted in the tv lead to see if this solve the problem if so you could then move this to the loft before splitting the signal for all 3 TVs
could I just also mention to check you get a couple of F connecters supplied for that particualr attenuator.
If you want to you could additionally get a male and female coax connectors too. that way you can make a test lead to connect between the lead coming in the room and one of the tellys to test out the attenuator before fitting it properly.
If you want to you could additionally get a male and female coax connectors too. that way you can make a test lead to connect between the lead coming in the room and one of the tellys to test out the attenuator before fitting it properly.
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Make it like this: http://www.satcure.co.uk/accs/page8.htm#tvf
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