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I installed a second TV set and a 2-way splitter. The signal was then slightly too weak and I installed a UHF/VHF 25 dB masthead amplifier. I have only a UHF antenna so I turned the VHF amplification all the way down. The splitter is at the end of a fairly long antenna (20m?) cable. I receive analog television. I have a very good, clear signal on both TV sets but there is a slight problem with my VCR. I feed the antenna signal through the VCR to the TV. The TV channels are tuned to the antenna signal and I tuned one TV channel to the VCR output signal. I have a DVD player on the TV AV input. The VCR output signal shows many thin, faint, horisontal, equally spaced (5mm?), slowly scrolling lines across the screen on all channels. I don't remember seeing the lines on a previously recorded playback. This interference appeared when I installed the amplifier. I tried turning the amplification down but it does not seem to make a difference. I also see the lines when the VCR channel is selected and the TV menu is active, that is, with no received picture displayed. The VCR is not on the DC-pass output of the splitter. What should I do? Will a TV trap filter help? Flip Pretoria |
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