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Sky magic eye coax to hdmi

stevekavo · 2016-06-30 19:52:54

Hi folks had a coax cable running my magic eye for the last couple of years. Got an extension done and the electrician has out in a cable instead of a coax. The HDMI is pulled from the new TV point to the old one. Is there a way I can extend the coax using the HDMI for sky magic eye?

30-06-2016 8:52pm

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stevekavo

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Hi folks had a coax cable running my magic eye for the last couple of years. Got an extension done and the electrician has out in a cable instead of a coax. The HDMI is pulled from the new TV point to the old one.

Is there a way I can extend the coax using the HDMI for sky magic eye?

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#2 30-06-2016 9:29pm

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stevekavo wrote: »

Got an extension done and the electrician has out in a cable instead of a coax.

Don't understand what you're saying here?

stevekavo wrote: »

Is there a way I can extend the coax using the HDMI for sky magic eye?

No.

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#3 30-06-2016 10:26pm

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I'm guessing you mean a HDMI to TV instead of a coaxial cable that would support magic eye.

You could get a remote extender like Televes Digidom or Powermid, etc.

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