Connecting the cable through the vcr doesn't change anything when i hit
"vcr-tv", still just two slowly scrolling lines and static noise.

I also double-checked all connections, and this is the cable that i use
for the internet, and that still seems to be working fine.

the cable that plugs into the box, the metal thing came off, its just
the metal wire in the center. once in awhile that caused a problem, but
all you had to do was set it in better and everything was fine.

i have this thing the cable-tech put in between my cable modem and the
cable, i will remove that and put it between the cable-box and the
cable and see if that stops the 'interference'.



wrote:
nymphetam:
......one more time he
View and switch the cable channels through your VCR tuner and feed the
television with the A/V inputs, thus bypassing your Sony television's
tuner. If all the channels are OK then you know that the television's
tuner is bad... but if the same channels are still bad using the A/V
inputs then call the cable company again and have them show you that
the signals are clear on their television that they bring to your
home.... maybe they need to check the signal levels and tighten
connectors coming to your television and home from their "drop" at the
pole. Either way you need them to check the signal with a CATV signal
level meter so that no one is guessing here. To blindly add
attenuators or other devices is wild guessing..... call your cable
company and have them come to your home and straighten this out. This
is what you are paying for.
electricitym
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