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tvsee
01-03-2004, 07:30 PM
Any explanation / fix to cease the interference on ABC Channel 2
when I have my dvd & receiver home theatre on.
It happens when I have a dvd break & channel surf by
switching to TV with RF aerial input signal.
I noticed the same problem at friends house too.
Only channel 2 is affected; a feint pattern of continuos lines.
Mark Hathaway
02-03-2004, 12:50 AM
Your location dictates what frequency the ABC is transmitting in your area,
but basically your dvd player and or receiver are radiating noise on the
same frequency band as your ABC transmission. Try relocating the dvd player
and or receiver, and different cable locations, etc. I've had similar
trouble in the past.
Mark.
"tvsee" <cbeeKiLSpam@smartchat.net.au> wrote in message
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> Any explanation / fix to cease the interference on ABC Channel 2
> when I have my dvd & receiver home theatre on.
> It happens when I have a dvd break & channel surf by
> switching to TV with RF aerial input signal.
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> I noticed the same problem at friends house too.
>
> Only channel 2 is affected; a feint pattern of continuos lines.
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tvsee
03-03-2004, 03:10 PM
Thankyou. I will try that.
Mark Hathaway wrote in message ...
>Your location dictates what frequency the ABC is transmitting in your area,
>but basically your dvd player and or receiver are radiating noise on the
>same frequency band as your ABC transmission. Try relocating the dvd player
>and or receiver, and different cable locations, etc. I've had similar
>trouble in the past.
>
>Mark.
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>
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>"tvsee" <cbeeKiLSpam@smartchat.net.au> wrote in message
>news:c1ushg$7me$1@perki.connect.com.au...
>> Any explanation / fix to cease the interference on ABC Channel 2
>> when I have my dvd & receiver home theatre on.
>> It happens when I have a dvd break & channel surf by
>> switching to TV with RF aerial input signal.
>>
>> I noticed the same problem at friends house too.
>>
>> Only channel 2 is affected; a feint pattern of continuos lines.
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