I still think it's a satellite, and if I'm right, it doesn't connect to a TV unless it has the right connections; it connects more to a satellite box. Please provide a more precise photo, from the front and the side, and the model of the TV.
Hello it's not clear whether it's flat, and if it screws in (coaxial satellite) then it's a male satellite connector it all depends on the type of connector you have, but there are female adapters (to connect your male end to female to then plug into the device... or into the wall this cable won't be necessary for TNT or a standard rooftop antenna like a dipole it's only for installation on a satellite dish or satellite box.
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It's not screwing in; the diameter is just different. Is there an adapter to plug this cable into my TV?
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Here are some additional photos, I hope they will help you resolve my problem.
a priori everything is normal which socket do you want to connect your cable to? ANT1 or ANT2, Is the cable connected to a wall socket? Is it the one whose diameter is too big or too small?
Are you sure it's the antenna cable?
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He connects to ANT 1. The antenna cable is longer than the socket on the TV. It is indeed the antenna socket because the reception works but poorly due to the connection not being optimal because of the difference in diameter for sure… There must be an adapter available, but I can't find anything about it online.
And how is that cable on the other side? Can we have a photo showing both ends of the cable? Without any fingers if possible.
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In my opinion, there's no need for a photo of the cable; it's a standard TV cable! I don't have it on hand anymore, but I'll send you a photo as soon as possible. The problem is more with the TV socket, which has a diameter smaller than the standard, hence my question about a possible adapter.