I have Sky+ and using the RF output from the Sky+ box I connect to 4 other TVs in the house (via a splitter box in the loft) so I can watch whatever is on the main Sky/TV in any room. All of these other TVs are both Analogue and Digital. I have the Sky channel tuned to a spare Analogue channel. One of those TVs has now developed a fault and I can't get any Analogue signal/channel. Not a problem for normal TV viewing - simply watch in Digital mode. But now I can't get Sky on it. Is there a way to tune the Sky+ RF output to a spare Digital channel or does Sky+ RF output only work in Analogue? And thinking ahead - what happens in the course of time when I replace my Analogue/Digital TVs with Digital only? Will I be unable to view Sky in the way that I can now?
Saturday 12 March 2011 8:43PM
I have Sky+ and using the RF output from the Sky+ box I connect to 4 other TVs in the house (via a splitter box in the loft) so I can watch whatever is on the main Sky/TV in any room. All of these other TVs are both Analogue and Digital. I have the Sky channel tuned to a spare Analogue channel. One of those TVs has now developed a fault and I can't get any Analogue signal/channel. Not a problem for normal TV viewing - simply watch in Digital mode. But now I can't get Sky on it. Is there a way to tune the Sky+ RF output to a spare Digital channel or does Sky+ RF output only work in Analogue? And thinking ahead - what happens in the course of time when I replace my Analogue/Digital TVs with Digital only? Will I be unable to view Sky in the way that I can now?