| Post ID |
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| 1338572 |
2013-04-28 05:14:00 |
We are out of our house for Earthquake repairs, and I am helping brother in law (where we are staying) with Freeview installation. As everyone (at least here) knows analog disapppeared today. The question is: can we run one TV in the house on sky and another on freeview at the same time using the same (Sky) dish? |
Brucem (8688) |
| 1338573 |
2013-04-28 05:25:00 |
You can find the answer here: www.freeviewnz.tv under the FAQ "How do I connect both Freeview and SKY to one dish?" |
Agent_24 (57) |
| 1338574 |
2013-04-28 06:06:00 |
I've research this a bit but haven't performed it. You need a multi splitter that supports satellite so the main tv has the sky box and the other tv needs to get a freeview satellite decode box or a satellite tuner device for the computer. most difficult thing might be needing to run the cable while hiding out of view ... you could get uhf aerial and just run a single cable to the other room. satellite freeview doesn't do HD by the way. |
Nomad (952) |
| 1338575 |
2013-04-28 09:04:00 |
No problems. Just get the right splitters and make sure your cable is up to Sky/satellite standard. I've got satellite aerial and UHF roof aerial multiplexed to other end of house -splitter and each end so that my study TV can switch between terrestrial and satellite boxes. |
coldot (6847) |
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