Tips for connecting a second TV to Canalsat

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renard101 Posted messages 902 Status Membre -
jcc - 5 Aug 2015 at 17:07

Hello CCM community,

so here is my little question,

I connected my CanalSat satellite dish to my home's antenna splitter to get CanalSat in my bedroom with the decoder, and everything works fine.

Now I'm wondering since the whole house is connected to the satellite dish, can I have CanalSat in my upstairs bedroom without a second decoder?
Is there a trick?

Like connecting the decoder before the splitter!?

I don't mind if there’s the same channel everywhere ;)

Thanks to anyone who will look into my question.

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Gil

First, we don’t use a splitter (nor a “T” divider) but a universal LNB head with 2, 3, or 4 outputs, and secondly, you need a second satellite terminal, like Canal Ready + subscription card, if it’s Canalsat, to follow this package on another TV set. Satellite TV distribution doesn't like the makeshift solutions you're considering. Also, read all the answers already given...

renard101 Posted messages 902 Status Membre 67

Hello, goodbye Gil!!!

What's happening to you? Are you upset? I apologize for not knowing the exact language,

I always check the forum's search function before posting my question.

Best regards.

VulcaniaSubmarine Posted messages 558 Status Membre 7

Hello,
I have a Canalsat decoder and I would like to have the signal duplicated on another TV.
I’ve heard that a demodulator would be effective. What is this machine and where can you find one? Do we take the signal from the Canalsat cube, is that right? And what do we take it from, the HDMI output or something else? Thank you for enlightening me, I’m a bit lost at the moment.

rlevounda

I am Régis-Landry from Gabon, and I would like to clarify something regarding the demodulator. There are several models of TV modulators with RF output. The model I use is simple (Ikusi180 UHF TV modulator). It has a UHF input designed to connect a decoder, for example, Canal or other RF decoders that you have already linked one after the other. You only need one 75-ohm coaxial cable for the TV antenna input, and you will receive different channels on one or several TVs using your remote control.

jcc > rlevounda

I am Jean-Claude from Libreville. I would like to receive my CANAL bouquet on several televisions in the house.
I specify that each television (3) can follow its own channels.
What should I plan for the installation?
P.S. I am a novice in this matter; please explain it to me in basic language. Thank you.

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Anonymous user

Hello, connect to Canalsat either a wireless image transmitter and a receiver on another TV or a modulator that will send the Canalsat video signal to other TVs via coaxial cable with remote control signal relay. Of course, you will not be able to watch a different Canalsat channel on the TVs.

videoman

Be careful with the Wi-Fi if using a 2.4 GHz audio-video transmitter... a rather irrelevant solution that transmits the same channel as the one coming from the demo!!!

renard101 Posted messages 902 Status Membre 67

"Wireless image transmitter and a receiver on another TV"

I'm going to try this tonight, it seems pretty good to me, can someone lend me one to try it out

Thanks cricri87

Anonymous user

Personally, I have CanalSat in all my rooms with a single decoder! And I can control my cube decoder remotely, just like the satellite decoder picking up English channels. I opted for two modulators transmitting on VHF and UHF band in PAL B/G: no interference.
To control the decoders remotely, there's an infrared receiver in the living room and two infrared emitters in each room.
The CanalSat channels are received like regular channels: one on channel 6 VHF and the other on channel 22 UHF PAL B/G (the two modulators have adjustable UHF/VHF channels).
All of this in addition to the TNT distributed by cable in all the rooms: no interference! (I am a professional antenna installer, which helps) but this type of setup is completely accessible for any good handyman.
The transmitter solution was dropped in my case because to distribute CanalSat and the BBC, two transmitters would have been needed: too cumbersome in terms of wiring. But for one or two TVs, it's very easy. Personally, the 2.4 GHz transmitters with Wi-Fi and microwave, mobile phone... at my place, no interference. You just have to try because each case is different.

renard101 Posted messages 902 Status Membre 67

Thank you, Cricri, I'll check that out ;)

VulcaniaSubmarine Posted messages 558 Status Membre 7

Hello, I would simply like to "replicate" the signal coming out of a Canalsat box and send it to another TV. How should I proceed and what equipment is appropriate in this case? Thanks...

Tips for connecting a second TV to Canalsat

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