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Anonymous users2024-01-24No. There are signal boosters sold in the market. In addition, after a third point, the quality and length of the signal line will affect the clarity of the TV signal.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Just use a splitter, as long as the quality of the distributor and TV line you use is passable, and the connection method is also right, at least in this section of your home, there will be no signal impact. Theoretically, a wireless signal is not as stable as a direct connection.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Install a triple splitter, and if the signal is not working, install a signal amplifier in front of the splitter.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Not at the moment!
The length of the cable TV cable cable at home should not be too long, according to common sense, it should not be good when the signal comes in from the outside (if it is to find a local cable TV service provider to solve), or you can change the distributor to try.
It is repaired by the local cable network company, and you can call 114 to check their phone number. But there is one thing that needs to be reminded, your problem should be a problem with the home line, not a problem with the external signal, it is estimated that even if they come to check, they will not repair it, because the embedded line at home will not be repaired by them.
The house has been laid with wiring when it is built, and there is usually a port in the living room TV. >>>More
High-definition has nothing to do with whether there are snowflakes or not, it is a line problem, cable TV cannot be clear to every station, because what he sends is not high-definition films, so if you want to be high-definition, there is only digital TV.
Find an electrician, there is also a set-top box that can only be used for one TV to receive cable TV, that TV can only receive 30-40 basic stations, if you want to watch cable in the bedroom, then you have to spend more than 100 to buy a set-top box.
As long as there is a closed route, you can use the top basin anywhere!