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Connecting virgin tv to tv’s in my lounge and bedroom.
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Old 21-12-2008, 11:57   #16
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Re: Connecting virgin tv to tv’s in my lounge and bedroom.

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...NB. Using the AV sender/receiver won't give you access to the epg.
It will if you send from the "TV" scart (except when using HDMI)

It's only the "VCR" scart that has no menu
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Old 21-12-2008, 15:53   #17
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Re: Connecting virgin tv to tv’s in my lounge and bedroom.

Is RF enabled all the time? Can you get EPG on RF even when using HDMI?
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Old 21-12-2008, 16:24   #18
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Re: Connecting virgin tv to tv’s in my lounge and bedroom.

Rf is disabled when using HDMI & i dont think it has menu either
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Old 21-12-2008, 20:33   #19
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Re: Connecting virgin tv to tv’s in my lounge and bedroom.

thank everyone, please which sender can work with basic sky box and virgin vbox?
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Old 22-12-2008, 01:16   #20
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Re: Connecting virgin tv to tv’s in my lounge and bedroom.

most senders will work, including the remote control
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Old 22-12-2008, 10:42   #21
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Re: Connecting virgin tv to tv’s in my lounge and bedroom.

this works for me

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produc...DEO+SENDER.htm

[& don't believe the statement about remote control signals 'not working' on cable ]

[this unit worked fine with old Samsung V box and works fine on my V+ box]

it's got 3 signal senders so you can control DVD-player & VCR etc as well as the V / V+ box

even bought a 2nd unit
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Old 03-01-2009, 14:08   #22
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Re: Connecting virgin tv to tv’s in my lounge and bedroom.

Thanks everyone for your help, virgin finally sent an engr out to me today.
He re-tuned the box and said that the box was set to use scartlead cos "channel 5" frequency interfer with the virgin frequency in Norwich area, so if any virgin customer in norwich area wants to use the RF output, virgin will have to come out and retune the box to another frequency for it to work on RF.
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