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Digital Video Senders & Basic TV Channels

unreggd · 2009-04-12 14:31:51

Just a quick one about this Do Video Senders only send what is currently on TV1 or does it send the channel signals to TV2 so I can change them myself? E.g TV1 has the basic channels, and is on Sky One Using a video sender, could I watch a different channel while Sky is on on the tv downstairs, or can I only see whats on…

12-04-2009 2:31pm

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unreggd

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Just a quick one about this

Do Video Senders only send what is currently on TV1 or does it send the channel signals to TV2 so I can change them myself?

E.g TV1 has the basic channels, and is on Sky One

Using a video sender, could I watch a different channel while Sky is on on the tv downstairs, or can I only see whats on TV1???

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#2 12-04-2009 6:49pm

big_moe

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video senders can only send composite video signals. and because of that you would have to watch the same channel.

a fix i use is to connect the video sender to a vcr/dvd recorder that has the basic channels tuned in. then change the channels on the vcr/dvd and it will send that channel to TV2 leaving TV1 unchanged.

adam

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