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TV In Another Room
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My Sky box is in the main bedroom. Until recently, while we still had analogue, I had the system rigged up so that I could get Sky next door in my study. A cable ran from the box to my tv in the study. I could get only one Sky channel at a time in this way -- via analogue, on channel 8 (although I guess I could have tuned it another channel) -- and still had to change channels in the bedroom. But it was a convenient set-up. Now, however, analogue has gone in my area and I can no longer get Sky in my study via digital. Does anyone have any ideas on how to reverse this sad state of affairs?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I cant see how the loss of analogue would stop you getting Sky in that room as I assume all the cables are still as they were before analogue went.
The fact that an analoguie TV signal is no longer being sent out should not affect your setup.
Do you know what type of cable is connecting the Sky box to your TV and what "sockets" they are plugged in to (Scart or whatever).
Have you changed any of the cable setup at either end since the analogue switch off?
Have you perhaps removed a video recorder from the setup, or perhaps switched it off since the analogue switch off? (maybe the Sky signal was going THROUGH the video recorder).
It does seem rather strange.
The fact that an analoguie TV signal is no longer being sent out should not affect your setup.
Do you know what type of cable is connecting the Sky box to your TV and what "sockets" they are plugged in to (Scart or whatever).
Have you changed any of the cable setup at either end since the analogue switch off?
Have you perhaps removed a video recorder from the setup, or perhaps switched it off since the analogue switch off? (maybe the Sky signal was going THROUGH the video recorder).
It does seem rather strange.