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Old 26-04-2003, 10:35 AM   #1 (permalink)
jnwilkinson
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Diagonal interference lines from Sat. decoder

Does anyone know what might cause faint diagonal interference lines on my TV screen when it is connected to a satellite receiver.

I have a Philips 36" Widescreen CRT, Denon 3300 AV Amp, Sony 905 DVD player, Humax satellite receiver, with video switching done through the amp.

The lines also appear on screen when I have the amp switched to DVD. If I disconnect the coax cable from the rear of the satellite receiver, the lies disappear.

This narrows it down to a problem with the cabling between the satellite dish and the receiver.

I have tried using different coax cable (both shielded), S-video and component video, all to no avail.

can anyone help?

cheers

Joe


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Old 26-04-2003, 6:13 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Seems likely that you've set your satellite receiver UHF output to a channel which is on top of or too close to a TV channel. It's important to set it to an unused channel in its range 21 - 69 and one which does not intermodulate with a TV broadcast channel.

The technicalities are a little involved to discuss here, although not too hard to understand. I got full information by downloading the eBook "piping TV Around the House".

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Old 27-04-2003, 1:03 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Thanks Fman,

Got the satellite guys coming round tomorrow - will ask them to check the UHF output as you recommended.

cheers
 
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