Dave P2001
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Sky HD in 2 rooms with limited existing wiring ?
I'm asking for advice about this for someone else:
He's considering get Sky HD installed in a 2 storey house, with the cables from the satellite dish going into the attic.
He'd like to be able to watch Sky HD in two rooms at opposite sides of the house. He doesn't want to have to run any more cables due to not wanting to damage existing finished walls & floors.
The first room is prewired with 3 cables from the attic to a faceplate, the second room is prewired with 1 cable from the attic to a faceplate.
Both rooms currently only have a Saorview (Freeview) feed at the moment but this can be done without & replaced by the Sky HD feed.
There are no network connections in the room.
Is there any way to have the Sky HD box in one location, preferably in the room with one cable & still be able to send the HD signal to the other room ?
All advice & suggestions appreciated.
I'm asking for advice about this for someone else:
He's considering get Sky HD installed in a 2 storey house, with the cables from the satellite dish going into the attic.
He'd like to be able to watch Sky HD in two rooms at opposite sides of the house. He doesn't want to have to run any more cables due to not wanting to damage existing finished walls & floors.
The first room is prewired with 3 cables from the attic to a faceplate, the second room is prewired with 1 cable from the attic to a faceplate.
Both rooms currently only have a Saorview (Freeview) feed at the moment but this can be done without & replaced by the Sky HD feed.
There are no network connections in the room.
Is there any way to have the Sky HD box in one location, preferably in the room with one cable & still be able to send the HD signal to the other room ?
All advice & suggestions appreciated.
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