I'm soon to move in with the girlfriend and will be taking my 37" LG with me, she just bought herself a 26" Samsung so I thought we could mount this in the bedroom as a second TV. Problem is there are no aerial sockets in there, is there anyway to get the NTL going in the bedroom also? Thanks
NTL signal in a second room
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The NTL box that I used to have had an standard co-ax out. This had all of the analogue channels plus the NTL box's output on it. combine it with an IR forwarder type of box and you have great signal + control over the NTL box in the 2nd room.
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The one I had was actually built to send the TV picture from one TV to another wirelessly but that functionality was poo so I ended up drilling holes in the walls and pulling coax through.
It's a one4all unit that I gut from one of the major high street electricals, I use it now to send the ir output from a remote in the study to the stb with my sky multiroom. The wireless picture thing is really really poor though, i suspect you can get ir extender things much cheaper.
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It's a one4all unit that I gut from one of the major high street electricals, I use it now to send the ir output from a remote in the study to the stb with my sky multiroom. The wireless picture thing is really really poor though, i suspect you can get ir extender things much cheaper.
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