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Connecting Digital TV to 3 TVs

  • 01-03-2011 9:41pm
    #1
    DanWall
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 509 ✭✭✭


    I have looked through lots of details for the new digital TV that is being rolled out.(Saorview)
    I cannot see any information about connecting more than one TV.
    Presently my analogue TVs have a booster from the aerial and divided to 3 TVs which allows the TVs to tune to separate channels, I assume I can do the same with Digital TV if I put a Set Top Box at each TV, and that the booster will still operate. Can anyone please enlighten me.


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  • #2
    akaSol
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    DanWall wrote: »
    I have looked through lots of details for the new digital TV that is being rolled out.(Saorview)
    I cannot see any information about connecting more than one TV.
    Presently my analogue TVs have a booster from the aerial and divided to 3 TVs which allows the TVs to tune to separate channels, I assume I can do the same with Digital TV if I put a Set Top Box at each TV, and that the booster will still operate. Can anyone please enlighten me.

    You are correct in part about using one Saorview enabled "box" for each TV however you may not be able to receive the new channels from "UPC" and could require a classic "rabbits ears".

    Saorview list an MHEG5 compatible receiver to be used for there new system.

    Sol


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