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uk.tech.tv.sky (Sky Television) (uk.tech.tv.sky ) Technical issues of Sky television. |
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On Tue, 08 Jul 2003 11:06:06 +0100, SK
wrote: bigbrian wrote: Having recently acquired a new graphics card for my PC, with the facility to watch TV from my office (whoo whoo), I was wondering whether I can extend this and actually get the Sky fed to it as well, without cabling it across the house. At the moment, I'm using a portable TV aerial and getting terrestrial only. I'm aware of the digi sender thingies you can get that will allow you to send the Sky to a remote TV, and was wondering whether its possible to send it to a TV monitor instead, and whether any one here had any success in doing it? If so, what particular kit did you use? I do this. I have a VCR(to plug the scart into) between the Video sender and the VideoIn on the TV card. One thing to be warned about this setup is that it plays havoc with your wireless network if the video sender and your access point are near to each other as they use the same frequency. (2.4Ghz?) Yeah, I thought that might be the case. I don't think it will be a major problem, since I rarely have need of the wireless network when I'm working in the office (its only networked to a laptop which wouldn't normally be on unless I was using it). I take it that, as long as I remember to turn off the wireless receiver before I go and access the network from the laptop, it won't be a problem? Brian |
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