another splitter question

[snipers]

Morning folks,

first of all thanks for the help with the manual code updating, top job!

Now, I have my Eurovox 1000 working great and therefore I have a spare VM box hanging around. I have two feeds into my house, one enters my house from the back and feeds my living room TV. The second feeds into the front of my house for cable broadband.

My question is, can I put a splitter into the broadband feed and use my spare VM tv box to put a tv in my front room.

In summary, does the broadband cable also carry tv signal and if so is there any feedback danger?

Cheers!

[mindcrime]

you can split the signal mate . just need a splitter and the cables sold in m**lins. just link the incoming cable and two cables to the equipment and problem solved .

[johno1135]

might be better to get a splitter with a built in booster

[laguna35]

Morning folks,

first of all thanks for the help with the manual code updating, top job!

Now, I have my Eurovox 1000 working great and therefore I have a spare VM box hanging around. I have two feeds into my house, one enters my house from the back and feeds my living room TV. The second feeds into the front of my house for cable broadband.

My question is, can I put a splitter into the broadband feed and use my spare VM tv box to put a tv in my front room.

In summary, does the broadband cable also carry tv signal and if so is there any feedback danger?

Cheers!

i use broadband feed and have no probs

[clit-eastwood]

shouldnt need a booster

[snipers]

Thanks folks, all worked fine, & without a booster.