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Anonymous users2024-01-24Caused by the high voltage of the power supply, the plug-in board connector connected to your TV socket must be three iron heads, and there is no such thing if you change it to two ends. Or fold the top one of the three of your plug plugs, don't check it in the power supply, it's okay.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23If there is a mosaic (card) phenomenon, it is likely that the network signal is affected, and you can check whether it is affected by the communication equipment or whether the wire is aging.
The TV signal source is faulty – or there is a disconnect in the network cable.
If you use the set-top box of the local radio and television network, it is an electrical signal, which is what we call a closed line and a copper shaft cable, which is easy to cause signal loss. Generally, we need a closed-circuit amplifier for two TVs to share signals at the same time, you first check whether the closed-circuit in your room is connected to the amplifier, and then see if the closed-circuit connector has exploded. >>>More
Make a groove in the floor tiles, and then lay the floor or carpet, haha, or you have to take the bright line.
The AV input port is consistent with the displayed channel selection to see the image, please adjust it with the AV button on the remote control.
Points can be divided, add a tee and you're good to go. But the consequence of using one set-top box for two TVs is that two TVs can only watch one channel, and they have to be changed together, hehe. If you want to watch different programs, you can only go to another set-top box. >>>More