[Spirax]

Official Olympic Channel by the IOC - YouTube
Somemore HD too

[Citiguy]

Spirax wrote:

Official Olympic Channel by the IOC - YouTube
Somemore HD too

Thanks for sharing, Spirax.

[Soul77]

Spirax wrote:

Official Olympic Channel by the IOC - YouTube
Somemore HD too

This is the future of television... If only they are allowed to do this for every free to air channels in the world

[mrsun18]

KardBoard wrote:

nice article knowledge on antenna.now i got 1 Qs what filter to use to filter the signal or how to do the filtering.i been searching on this info.

I have been absent from this forum for quite some time. Just saw your question (to refresh your memory please read thread #1).

Generally, there are band pass and band stop filters. They may be found in specialist shops selling TV antennae, amplifiers & parts in Sim Lim Tower (and perhaps elsewhere).

First, you have to know what are the signals (or interference), their frequencies and signal levels. Then you decide on the appropriate filter to attenuate them to below the wanted signal.

If there are more specific questions please let me know.

Edit Note: More information can be found here>>http://www.tinlee.com/Matv_filters.php?active=3

[xFBUUx]

how do i route my tv wall socket to hdb rooftop antenna? currently the tv wall socket in my room is linked to scv

[Streetwise]

xFBUUx wrote:

how do i route my tv wall socket to hdb rooftop antenna? currently the tv wall socket in my room is linked to scv

If ur HDB has antenna means u've a socket in ur hse tat is connected to it. Just run cable from there to ur room.

[mrsun18]

Streetwise wrote:

If ur HDB has antenna means u've a socket in ur hse tat is connected to it. Just run cable from there to ur room.

Only partially correct. Most owners opted to change the connection over to SCV during their roll out. They can receive free-to-air channels even if they don't subscribe.

xFBUUx

Starhub (SCV) disallow tempering of their connections. Why do you want to change? HDB signals only give you one extra channel TV2. I don't include TV1 because it is hopeless with all the interference.

[Streetwise]

mrsun18 wrote:

Only partially correct. Most owners opted to change the connection over to SCV during their roll out. They can receive free-to-air channels even if they don't subscribe.

xFBUUx

Starhub (SCV) disallow tempering of their connections. Why do you want to change? HDB signals only give you one extra channel TV2. I don't include TV1 because it is hopeless with all the interference.

If there is an existing antenna at the rooftop, means the hses should hve two socket one for SCV and the other for antenna??

[mrsun18]

Streetwise wrote:

If there is an existing antenna at the rooftop, means the hses should hve two socket one for SCV and the other for antenna??

Not for HDB, may be for private properties. Are you living in HDB apartment?

I have both in my condo.

Edit: If HDB owners make their own modifications, then it's a different story.

[Streetwise]

mrsun18 wrote:

Not for HDB, may be for private properties. Are you living in HDB apartment?

I have both in my condo.

Edit: If HDB owners make their own modifications, then it's a different story.

Yes, I'm in HDB. Rooftop antenna means there is a socket in ea house for it. SCV came into the pix later.....thus, if the newer HDB do not hve antenna socket and only SCV...then there shouldn't be any rooftop antenna....since all hsehlds using only SCV cable...and it doesn't make sense for HDB to install rootop antenna if there is no users right??

[mrsun18]

Streetwise wrote:

Yes, I'm in HDB. Rooftop antenna means there is a socket in ea house for it. SCV came into the pix later.....

Correct, but I will qualify by saying new flats have more than one socket.

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thus, if the newer HDB do not hve antenna socket and only SCV...then there shouldn't be any rooftop antenna....since all hsehlds using only SCV cable...and it doesn't make sense for HDB to install rootop antenna if there is no users right??

Perfectly logical, but they are owners who continue to use HDB MATV.

[Streetwise]

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Correct, but I will qualify by saying new flats have more than one socket.

Yes, of course......my hse has 3 MATV points and 3 SCV points. Wat I was pointing out was tat if hse owner has no socket in their room and there is a rooftop antenna, they logically should hve MATV sockets and tat the alternative to putting in a socket in their room....is to use a splitter from their existing socket and run a TV cable to their room. This thought also applies to SCV cable. Of course, it's up to the owner to decide wat's best for themselves

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Perfectly logical, but they are owners who continue to use HDB MATV

Yes, those who hve a choice, ie, both SCV and MATV points; case in point, I'm using MATV point as my place can rec Malaysia/Indo channels....besides S'pore and last but not least, HD channels on MATV is a bonus.

[xFBUUx]

Streetwise wrote:

If ur HDB has antenna means u've a socket in ur hse tat is connected to it. Just run cable from there to ur room.

All the tv wall socket in my house is now connected to SCV signals. previously the tv wall socket in my room is connected to HDB signals and the living room and master bedroom are connected to SCV signals. i want to change back to HDB MATV. how do i go about doing it?

[xFBUUx]

mrsun18 wrote:

Only partially correct. Most owners opted to change the connection over to SCV during their roll out. They can receive free-to-air channels even if they don't subscribe.

xFBUUx

Starhub (SCV) disallow tempering of their connections. Why do you want to change? HDB signals only give you one extra channel TV2. I don't include TV1 because it is hopeless with all the interference.

I want to receive TV2 and HD5

[mrsun18]

xFBUUx wrote:

I want to receive TV2 and HD5

No HD5? It's a surprise to me. Thanks.