KOPITE
Executive Member
Hi Guys
Just wanted to know if it is possible to do the following.
I have a dualview decoder, twin lnb with extraview on my compact subscription. i have connected the twin lnb to lnb 1 and and lnb 2 respectively and then connect the 2nd tv to the rf out on the decoder. everything works fine, but what i want to do is to add another tv to the rf out. can i buy a splitter (active or passive?) on the rf out and split the signal to the 3rd tv and also put a tv-link on the 3rd tv as the 2nd tv which is connected via extraview. will this work. i want tv2 and tv3 to work both on the rf out and split them with a splitter and use tv-links on both where you can change channels instead of walking to the 1 tv all the time. can you change the channel on tv3 with the tv-link. which splitter must i get, active or passive as i don't want the signal to degrade on both tv's.
please let me know if i just need to buy an extra tv-link and a splitter.
Just wanted to know if it is possible to do the following.
I have a dualview decoder, twin lnb with extraview on my compact subscription. i have connected the twin lnb to lnb 1 and and lnb 2 respectively and then connect the 2nd tv to the rf out on the decoder. everything works fine, but what i want to do is to add another tv to the rf out. can i buy a splitter (active or passive?) on the rf out and split the signal to the 3rd tv and also put a tv-link on the 3rd tv as the 2nd tv which is connected via extraview. will this work. i want tv2 and tv3 to work both on the rf out and split them with a splitter and use tv-links on both where you can change channels instead of walking to the 1 tv all the time. can you change the channel on tv3 with the tv-link. which splitter must i get, active or passive as i don't want the signal to degrade on both tv's.
please let me know if i just need to buy an extra tv-link and a splitter.