scottwhittaker
10-07-2007, 12:54
Hi
My BB and TV connection comes in at the front of the house and I have a Netgear RangeMax router to send BB upstairs etc. Problem is it keeps dropping out when trying to download anything. So ideally I want to move the BB upstairs and position the RangeMax with the PC (but probably just use Ethernet rather than Wireless Connection but keep wireless for use with the Laptop).
My first question is can I just use a splitter on the white cable downstairs and run it upstairs?
If Im going to all this trouble for the BB can I send the TV upstairs as well? Will it require a seperate splitter/wiring or can it be done on one white cable and split when its upstairs?
And will I experience any loss of quality?
I prob wont get an additional STB just yet but probably will do in the future.
I rang VM and they told me it would cost £75 for it to be moved! It was them that suggested this setup in the first place (funny cos now I think about it, it was the easiest one for them to do!) I reckon I can do it for sub £30.
Cheers
Scott
My BB and TV connection comes in at the front of the house and I have a Netgear RangeMax router to send BB upstairs etc. Problem is it keeps dropping out when trying to download anything. So ideally I want to move the BB upstairs and position the RangeMax with the PC (but probably just use Ethernet rather than Wireless Connection but keep wireless for use with the Laptop).
My first question is can I just use a splitter on the white cable downstairs and run it upstairs?
If Im going to all this trouble for the BB can I send the TV upstairs as well? Will it require a seperate splitter/wiring or can it be done on one white cable and split when its upstairs?
And will I experience any loss of quality?
I prob wont get an additional STB just yet but probably will do in the future.
I rang VM and they told me it would cost £75 for it to be moved! It was them that suggested this setup in the first place (funny cos now I think about it, it was the easiest one for them to do!) I reckon I can do it for sub £30.
Cheers
Scott