step by step advice on connecting two tv's to virgin media box

[giorg]

can, does anyone have the patience to help me. ? I have a tv extension kit with coaxial cable, splitters etc etc. Two tv's. One virgin media cable set top box and one router.
Presently everything is fine and working with one tv and a router supplying two pc's. wirelessly and with an etehrnet.

One cable (1)from wall , is connected to a device that looks like a sturdy heavy metal splitter .
Another cable(2) is connected to this splitter device. It, then goes into my set top box.

The other cable (3)goes four metres on the floor , through a wall into a room and eventually ends up into the router which is in another room.


This is the strange bit...Cable (3) first seems to arrive wired into a box. This box then has a cable attached which goes to the router.

Which cable do I split ?

[giorg]

umm ..so where and how do i connect another tv to all of that? Did I forget to ask.

[abu baniaz]

You cannot split any of the cables. If you do so, you will need to have another STB to decode the signal.

You need a cable connected to RF out of your receiver and the second TV. You will only be able to watch the same channel on either/both TVs. This is only possible based on the assumption that your Receiver has an RF out. If it doesn't you will need another device.

[Robbo]

If you have not got an rf out you can use a modulator, then run a coaxial feed to the other tv and tune into the cable box.


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