Internet connection in one room works fine for several months, then slowly quits. Moving to another room starts the cycle again. We're using a cable modem. Do I have to rewire my house? [more inside]
posted on Apr 14, 2008 - 8 answers

Do I need to do anything special to apply latex paint to cat5 cable or to coax cable tv cable? Do I need primer or anything of that sort?
posted on Jan 31, 2008 - 3 answers

Get this coax signal into my computer. [more inside]
posted on Jan 18, 2008 - 4 answers

How can I have the channel control on my television control a cable box (rather than the television be on channel 3 all the time). [more inside]
posted on Dec 6, 2007 - 16 answers

Can I plug an RG11 cable into a VCR, or is the inner wire thicker than regular old RG6 coax? [more inside]
posted on Sep 17, 2007 - 5 answers

TV tuner card and Windows Media Center problem with audio only and green screen instead of video. Why? [more inside]
posted on Jul 6, 2007 - 2 answers

Is closed circuit HDTV a possibility? [more inside]
posted on Mar 12, 2007 - 7 answers

Ceiling Cable Is Making Me Frustrated. [more inside]
posted on Oct 12, 2006 - 8 answers

What can cause a coax splitter to go bad? I've narrowed our connection problems down to this cause, but can't figure out what's causing the cause... [more inside]
posted on Jul 9, 2006 - 11 answers

Short version: Want to piggy back the audio/video output of my receiver onto my cable TV signal. Long version: I want to take the output of my receiver which is in RCA plugs (2 audio, 1 video) and somehow put that onto coax that ALSO contains my basic cable channels. I'm sure I stumbled onto something like this while looking at home automation stuff months ago, but I'm not finding it now. Effectively what I want is to be able to put my receiver's output on channel 100 or something on my coax. This would allow me to split that coax and run it to other TV's in my house and have the output from the receiver available on any TV on channel 100, while still having the regular cable channels available as normal. This will allow me to play Xbox on any TV in my house with my wireless controller. I found this but it only puts the one signal onto coax, it doesn't add it to coax with an existing set of channels. Not what I want, but its the closest thing I've found. Is this even possible or am I dreaming that I have seen this before?
posted on Jan 6, 2006 - 4 answers

My father-in-law just bought a *nice* big TV... That doesn't have anything to do with the question, though. He got an HDTV box and all the digital channels and the HDTV channels come through fine but the analog channels are very snowy. I would expect that the digital channels would pixilate if the coax going into the box is bad. Could this be a splitter/crummy wiring problem? I don't know how the digital channels make it through while the analog channels have horrible quality (some to the point of the TV throwing up a blank screen because of the "snow" effect.
posted on Nov 19, 2005 - 8 answers