Re: I Think I’ve Made A Huge Mistake, Getting Sky Q.
Originally Posted by
Artangel
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I will list each television and what they are connected to..
1. Main Plasma, digital television is now connected to a new SkyQ box which is connected to the new SkyQ dish. Ordinary Freeview aerial is connected too, from aerial socket on the wall.
The Sky Plus box this tv was previously connected to is in a box now. The Sky Plus dish it was connected to, has gone and the new SkyQ dish has replaced it.
2. This Plasma television was previously connected to an old Sky box and then connected to the, Sky Plus dish. This Sky box that l received Freesat on, no longer works as it won’t work off the new SkyQ dish.
The tv now works off the digital aerial and l receive Freeview.
3. This LCD, tv is in a bedroom and is connected to the Freeview aerial from the wall socket.
4. This LCD, tv works from the Freeview aerial socket in the wall.
5. This LCD, tv works from the Freeview aerial socket in the wall.
6. This LCD, tv used to work from tv 5, via an aerial adapter thing. It now no longer receives a signal.
7. This is a small screen analogue monitor/television, wall mounted in the kitchen. l used to be able to watch channels before digital tv came in via the wall aerial socket.
I then used a Freeview box connected to it, until the builders did something that l was able to watch whatever was playing on Sky on tv 1, on this tv.
Since the old Sky dish has gone. I can’t receive anything on this tv because it is analogue.
Instead, l have connected the old Freeview box to it and it works ok.
All the televisions except No 1, now suffer with intermittent pixelation. I am not sure if they are still working off the amplifier in the loft?
Wow! This is quite complicated!
No. 1 is OK receiving SkyQ.
Nos. 2, 3, 4 and 5 work from your terrestrial aerial but have pixellated images.
No. 6 as 2, 3, 4 and 5, but has no signal at all.
No. 7 as 2, 3, 4 and 5, works via a Freeview box but has pixellated images.
I suggest that a possible cause of the pixellation on nos. 2, 3, 4, 5 and 7 could be that the Sky people (or a strong wind!) have moved your terrestrial aerial slightly out of alignment. This misalignment could have resulted in a reduced signal from the transmitter which could account for the pixellation, yet you are still receiving a signal. If this is what has happened, it could be relatively simple to correct.
As no. 6 has no signal at all, perhaps that could have been fed by the cable that the Sky people 'tidied up'!
God, I've got a headache now, though I thank you for starting this thread because it is becoming interestinger and interestinger!
I'm looking forward to hearing what the others make of all this.