I have several tv's. I was adding one to my charter cable and the picture is fuzzy. Will this help with my signal?
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I dont know. I have comcast cable. I was trying to resolve a different issue with my internet signal being weak. I can say it did not help in my case. Sorry I couldnt help.
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Hard to tell from your description. Most Cable is digital now. I don't know about charter cable. Usually with digital you either have a good picture or no picture. Sometimes digital can have pixilation, which looks blotchy, like small squares blinking randomly. In any case, if you can get a good signal one one TV close to your main feed, this should help you. Other things to keep in mind. Make sure all your connector are installed properly (good crimp so the fitting is not popping off of the coax cable and sufficient length center conductor). Also all fittings need to be tight to prevent interference. Hard to tell from your description. Most Cable is digital now. I don't know about charter cable. Usually with digital you either have a good picture or no picture. Sometimes digital can have pixilation, which looks blotchy, like small squares blinking randomly. In any case, if you can get a good signal one one TV close to your main feed, this should help you. Other things to keep in mind. Make sure all your connector are installed properly (good crimp so the fitting is not popping off of the coax cable and sufficient length center conductor). Also all fittings need to be tight... » Read More Hard to tell from your description. Most Cable is digital now. I don't know about charter cable. Usually with digital you either have a good picture or no picture. Sometimes digital can have pixilation, which looks blotchy, like small squares blinking randomly. In any case, if you can get a good signal one one TV close to your main feed, this should help you. Other things to keep in mind. Make sure all your connector are installed properly (good crimp so the fitting is not popping off of the coax cable and sufficient length center conductor). Also all fittings need to be tight to prevent interference. « Show Less
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If your cable signal is digital (most likely), it should help eliminate digital blocks that occur if your signal is marginal. If the digital signal cuts out completely, there may not be enough signal there for the booster to send to your set-top box. (If your signal is still analog, it should definitely improve it.) The booster needs to be installed at the service point where the cable comes into the house so it can boost signals for all televisions. You'll need the Motorola Power Inserter BDP-100/PI Remote Power Inserter to send power to the booster if the service point is outside or not near an electrical outlet, and it isn't included with the booster.
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If your cable signal is digital (most likely), it should help eliminate digital blocks that occur if your signal is marginal. If the digital signal cuts out completely, there may not be enough signal there for the booster to send to your set-top box. (If your signal is still analog, it should definitely improve it.)The booster needs to be installed at the service point where the cable comes into the house so it can boost signals for all televisions. You'll need the Motorola Power Inserter BDP-100/PI Remote Power Inserter to send power to the booster if the service point is outside or not near an electrical outlet, and it isn't included with the booster. If your cable signal is digital (most likely), it should help eliminate digital blocks that occur if your signal is marginal. If the digital signal cuts out completely, there may not be enough signal there for the booster to send to your set-top box. (If your signal is still analog, it should definitely improve it.)The booster needs to be installed at the service point where the cable comes into the house so it can boost signals for all televisions. You'll need the Motorola Power Inserter BDP-100/PI Remote Power Inserter to send power to the booster if the service point is... » Read More If your cable signal is digital (most likely), it should help eliminate digital blocks that occur if your signal is marginal. If the digital signal cuts out completely, there may not be enough signal there for the booster to send to your set-top box. (If your signal is still analog, it should definitely improve it.)The booster needs to be installed at the service point where the cable comes into the house so it can boost signals for all televisions. You'll need the Motorola Power Inserter BDP-100/PI Remote Power Inserter to send power to the booster if the service point is outside or not near an electrical outlet, and it isn't included with the booster. « Show Less
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You should have no difficulty receiving an adequate signal within these parameters. You can also go into your modem settings and double the signal strength if you're not satisfied with the reception, simply find the URL for the "Advanced Device Configuration go to http://xxx.xxx.x.xxx" and type this into your address bar or contact your modem manufacturer for tech support. I have a similar setting and after doubling the signal output from my modem I have no problem even with streaming video.
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Yes it should help you get much better reception.It is set up to be used as a 300 ohm hook-up which connects to two screws on the back of your unit. It should be clearly marked.The only difference there would be is if your receiver has a 75 ohm hook-up which will look like the same connector as your cable TV hook-up which will mean that you will need an adapter that Amazon offers as a choice when you order this Antenna. It is very easy to do.good luck and enjoy.
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I ran coax cable from the antennae mount to the house, some 50 feet away, and split the cable at the house. The coax runs to two different HD tvs at opposite ends of the house. The picture is great on both TVs. I don't know for sure how two more tvs would affect the signal but my guess would be that it would be fine.
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No, it probably won't help much. I found the lag to be equal to, if not worse than just my TV doing the upscaling.
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my experienced was that I have an flat old tv that did no pick up signal from a pc,i swaped pc tower and also tested input of tv with dvd and my answer was probably i got a defected one,with no time to returned i just forgot about it
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Your pre-exsisting Cabling should be fine however the only thing is you have to make sure where ever you put the antenna you will need a connection from there back to the TV you are accessing. I'm not 100% sure if you have a few cable splitters how that will effect the signal quality but it is worth a shot.
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If you are getting pixelation it is coming from the SOURCE material. Having a display that is better than almost all the material available can be frustrating but when fed the proper diet the results are breathtaking. If you have access to an antenna when the broadcaster cranks up the signal such as during a big event like the Super Bowl or a quality bluray player and disc, you will scratch the surface of the set's capability. Sadly, what you heard is true, cable sucks. I can tell you for sure Directv is a mixed bag and the signal DOES vary and it doesn't approach what the set can do. Hope I've helped
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You need to verify you have a good TV antenna connection at your new location and also verify you have a good network connection. There is really not enough detail in your statement to troubleshoot this problem.
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I'm on my second cable box. Same problem on both, although the second box does get a better signal for the non-HD stations. Let me know how it goes.
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you probably have component cables hooking it up from your cable box. Just get a $10 HDMI cable and problem solved. The component cable signal is too close to the amplifier on the TV. That signal is much slower than HDMI causing distortion in your picture. HDMI cable will work trust me. I had same problem
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I don't have cable and this TV was able to pull HD-quality channels "right off the air." Some of them aren't always in HD, the signal deteriorating from time to time. Others are more consistent.
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Fepends on where the signal comes from. If your coming from a digital cable box, like I am, the it should work with no issues.
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Can't help that TV is in my bedroom. No cable. Just Antenna. But I have lot of trouble with weak signal. I have used 3 different antenna's and still a problem. Once I am in bed it seems to settle down. I am not too pleased. Barbara M. Dible
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Yes, as long as you can get a signal it will help for a stronger signal. It did for me.
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I'm having a problem detecting the signal from my satellite box. It is very slow to turn on and tune the signal. When turned on it goes from the Bravia screen to no signal, audio only, then a flash of the signal then back to no signal then on . I thought it might be the hdmi cable but it's the same cable that was on the previous tv which worked fine. The old tv was a 37 xbr6 which was damaged in shipping.
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You need a power level meter... I am not sure the cost is worth the benefit if you are not in the business. I chose the active return model and all is working well. After install a signal spliter between the TV and the wall cable outlet there was not enough signal to give a picture on the TV. That is when I decided to purchase the signal booster.