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Not a bug: Practical advice about multiple TV cards
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<blockquote data-quote="Shurik" data-source="post: 128371" data-attributes="member: 27729"><p>I guess it all depends.. If the signals are good in your case, then - why not to do that? Actually I may try to get some kind of amplifier or active splitter and see if that would help me.. </p><p></p><p>Casey, did you actually buy an amplifier or some kind of active splitter? Hrmm.. I gotta look into this..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Shurik, post: 128371, member: 27729"] I guess it all depends.. If the signals are good in your case, then - why not to do that? Actually I may try to get some kind of amplifier or active splitter and see if that would help me.. Casey, did you actually buy an amplifier or some kind of active splitter? Hrmm.. I gotta look into this.. [/QUOTE]
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