This site is fantastic, I've learnt so much from just these few posts so thank you to you guys! Thought I'd throw in my own little question too as I havnt seen a complete answer to my situation.
I've moved into a new place, and unfortunately cant find a traditional coaxial socket. The only thing available is this Virgin Media connection (F-plug) thing which was left by the previous tenant. Seen here:
Is this a TV connection, or would it be for fibre optic internet? There isn't any other TV connection in the house, but there is a phone line (suggesting this would have to be the tv connection)
Ideally, I don't want to have to pay a monthly subscription to Virgin or have to pay for a unit. What would I need to get to receive the basic freeviewchannels? Or could I just plug this cable straight into a tv with a set-box unit and receive freeview?
Sunday 14 October 2012 11:45AM
Hi all,
This site is fantastic, I've learnt so much from just these few posts so thank you to you guys! Thought I'd throw in my own little question too as I havnt seen a complete answer to my situation.
I've moved into a new place, and unfortunately cant find a traditional coaxial socket. The only thing available is this Virgin Media connection (F-plug) thing which was left by the previous tenant. Seen here:
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Is this a TV connection, or would it be for fibre optic internet? There isn't any other TV connection in the house, but there is a phone line (suggesting this would have to be the tv connection)
Ideally, I don't want to have to pay a monthly subscription to Virgin or have to pay for a unit. What would I need to get to receive the basic freeview channels? Or could I just plug this cable straight into a tv with a set-box unit and receive freeview?
Thanks for the help in advance guys!