on 09-01-2017 15:31
Hi there I was thinking of leaving Virgin because the Tivo box was too slow, I have now discovered the V6 box and it is supposed to be faster?. with my current Tivo box I use the scart output to transmit to all my other TV's via an RF converter, I have seen photos of the V6 box and it shows a round Scart out socket.
My question is :- Is this a scart socket and if so is there an adaptor to convert it to a standard scart.
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on 12-02-2018 22:34
on 21-02-2018 13:22
Our tv does not have working hdmi therefore please advise how can I operate v6? Sky+ hd DOES have scart.
Cheers.
21-02-2018 13:28 - edited 21-02-2018 13:28
@Sam2018wrote:Our tv does not have working hdmi therefore please advise how can I operate v6? Sky+ hd DOES have scart.
Cheers.
Sky+HD is the same age as the Virgin V+HD box, & likewise Sky are now replacing it with SkyQ, which also has no SCART connections.
You will need an HDMI to Scart Digital/Analogue converter.
Example below:
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on 21-02-2018 13:47
Yes as already said... just get a Scart Converter
on 21-02-2018 13:49
How would it operate?
21-02-2018 13:57 - edited 21-02-2018 13:58
Or you can run 75 ohm Coaxed wire to your TV and tune it in
(see links on pages 11/12)
on 28-02-2018 17:58
I’ve encountered a new problem recently with the whole connection situation. I have HDMI cable to a splitter which powers 2 TV’s whilst a 3rd cable goes to the HDMI to Scart converter and then to a co-ax converter which was working well until now. I now have a situation that if neither of the TV’s downstairs are on, I get a distorted picture through the co-ax. The minute I turn a TV in downstairs the picture is perfect? Any ideas?
on 28-02-2018 20:11
Try taking one of your HDMI TVs out of the equation
only run one TV from splitter and ALL OTHER TVS from the Scart modulator
on 28-02-2018 20:19
Hu. Splitting hdmi signal via splitter disables hemi connection/s. Not sure how splitter will/can power 2 tv's. How would be good knowledge.
on 16-03-2018 22:40
So I've had this set-up running excellently with a HDMI splitter > HDMI to SCART convertor > modulator. No problems.
However I have had a few issues with the AVR so have been re-examining my set-up.
I notice that the HDMI from the splitter, that doesn't go to the SCART goes to the TV and not to the AVR. So I have split the V6 output into HDMI and optical.
Any reason why I have done this and not simply taken the HDMI straight to the AVR carrying both sound and vision ?