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Shielding cable to reduce interference

jabaroon · 2009-03-01 20:17:58

Hi All, I have my XBMC connected through an RF modulator to distribute the signal throughout the house. However, there can be a lot of banding in the signal. This only seems to happen when I put the XBMC with all of its cables and wires into a unit with the modulator. If I leave everything out on the floor (but connected…

01-03-2009 08:17PM

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jabaroon

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Hi All,

I have my XBMC connected through an RF modulator to distribute the signal throughout the house. However, there can be a lot of banding in the signal. This only seems to happen when I put the XBMC with all of its cables and wires into a unit with the modulator.

If I leave everything out on the floor (but connected up) the banding dissappears.

Naturally, I have checked all connections etc..etc....so I am left assuming that its just electrical interference. Although I am using high quality cables, I think I just need to sheild them more.....

Thoughts? Options? Solution?

Thanks,
Jab

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