Freeview in 2 rooms.
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Freeview in 2 rooms.
Is it best to buy 2 freeview boxes and split the cable from the aerial or is there another way of doing it.
Its 2 rooms upstairs and there's no problem with 2 people needing to watch different programs at the same time.
Its 2 rooms upstairs and there's no problem with 2 people needing to watch different programs at the same time.
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could either do that .. or if its for persay.. kiddies wanting to watch cartoons. why not go to Argos and get a £25 Video sender? its all wire -free too!! job done!
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Whats the quality of the transmitted picture like, the two tv's are only about 5 metres apart,adjoining rooms. Is there anything to be gained by paying more?
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I have 2 freeview boxes upstairs running from one aerial with a splitter, all works fine. for the sake of a few quid, there's no point going with the digisender option really imho
i guess 2 freeview boxes will cost about £80?
1 freeview plus digisender = £65
i guess 2 freeview boxes will cost about £80?
1 freeview plus digisender = £65
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