[mythtv-users] boosting my HD signal
Dan Wierenga
dwierenga at gmail.com
Tue May 6 05:42:57 UTC 2008
I finally got my antenna up on my roof, and I get a few HD stations really
well, and I get some pixelation on some others, and some I don't get at
all. I live in Los Angeles which from other posts to the list should have
all the stations broadcasting from the same place, Mt. Wilson. From that I
would expect to get all the channels with roughly the same quality, but
there is a dramatic difference between the best quality channel and the
worst quality channel.
Is there anything I can do to get my signal a bit better? Like a signal
amplifier, or something? I currently have coax cable plugged straight into
my antenna to my 3 televisions via a line splitter. It's roughly 50 feet of
coax cable from the antenna to the splitter, and another 50-100 feet from
the splitter to each TV.
I've assumed that if my TV doesn't show a good signal then MythTV won't
record a good signal either; someone please correct me if I've missed some
facet of signal correction on the MythTV backend...
Thanks,
Dan
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