Installing TV Tuner Via Cable

linnemeyerhere said:

Maybe a higher quality splitter is needed?

Amazon.com: Two Gigahertz Low-Loss RF Splitters for TV and Satellite MKII - 2 Way 2 GigaHertz RF Splitter: Electronics

You know i can kick myself in the Arse but right now im going through some splitters that are saved in the garage im going to be testing them

I did see a 2.4 ghz one but I was thinking I run something like 35mbps so that is like 1.1 gbs per minute ???? I might be off but 1000mhz should be capable I would think but like you said It could be my issue with the crap picture

windows media center on the other hand is very delayed

I was referring to the speeds on my internet because it is cable and it shouldn't even need anything more then that unless it could be a limitation im hitting

Tommy, Alan may have the answer. Reading the reviews of the item he posted, one of the posters said that Internet requires a 1GHz signal, but satellite requires a 2GHz signal. The splitter you have seems to be below that.

essenbe said:

Tommy, Alan may have the answer. Reading the reviews of the item he posted, one of the posters said that Internet requires a 1GHz signal, but satellite requires a 2GHz signal. The splitter you have seems to be below that.

damn that's a Mfker I have to return this one and get this one here $5 dollar difference

You are right I did a direct connection to the internet it got a lot faster

back off to the store will report in a hour or so

Hang around with us more Greg. We try to figure stuff like this out all the time. Sometimes we're more successful than others, but it's still a learning experience.

No Greg nothing special. Just nice reading and learning.
I think we are both welcome here.

Only if you know the special handshake

essenbe said:

Only if you know the special handshake

lol well I went and replaced it with the above mentioned my speeds are jamming now

before I was hanging with the other one

This splitter I have now with this 2.4 ghz one it's moving