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Multi room any good? What does it require?

g0nz0
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on ‎19-03-2022 11:58

Hello,

I'd like to get Virgin TV on a TV in another part of the house and I see there is a multi room option, how does this connect to Virgin?  I don't really want more coaxial cabling through the house and hope it's wireless.

I guess I could also hook up an old laptop to the TV and use the app, but a pain.

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jb66
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on ‎19-03-2022 13:28

It's not wireless and need coax

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nodrogd
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‎19-03-2022 14:29 - edited ‎19-03-2022 14:29

The live channels use a broadcast system, so all TV boxes must be connected directly to the coaxial cable. Additional services such as OnDemand are delivered via either Ethernet or wireless from the Virgin hub, but the coax connection is Mandatory.

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Paulina_Z
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on ‎21-03-2022 14:41

Hi @g0nz0,

Welcome back to our Community Forums! Thank you for your post and I'm glad that you're now a part of our Community! We're here to help!

As @jb66 and @nodrogd advised, in order to have access to Multi Room, it does require you to have more coaxial cables in your home, as the TV boxes would not be able to receive the live broadcasting signal without them.

Is there anything else we can do to help you today? Let us know.

Thank you. 🙂

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