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Please forgive me for this. I did ask on the proper newsgroup but I made a
spelling error and some thought it was funny enough to comment on that rather than offer help. I know people here are generally nicer. I run my main TV from a digibox attached to an indoor aerial. I have always supposed we have a pretty strong signal because we get all the digital channels quite easily. I bought a singing and dancing computer which is supposed to run digital and analogue TV from an aerial socket. I have this in a different room . I am not technical I dont know how it works. It came with a stick thing aerial. I plugged it in and picked up 23 channels. Then suddenly they disappeared - or rather they were all blank, happened over night. Since then I have been trying all things to get the channels back ( swing aerial etc) and have even put a larger indoor aerial on the computer to see if that works. To date I have only managed to get a noisy analogue picture with a UHF aerial on three channels and no joy at all on digital. If I got a new aerial ( bigger one with a booster or whatever) might this fix the problem or does this all singing monster have to be sent packing back to its makers? Any advice on this? Any experience of this? |
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