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<blockquote data-quote="Lotsofjazz" data-source="post: 1127229" data-attributes="member: 64243">The distance from the wall to the TV card doesn't matter, if the short cable is bad, you get stutter as well.. What happened to me is that I thought I had a good shielded short cable from the wall outlet to the TV card.. but after changing all the cabling behind the wall I still got stutters, after two days trial and error I also changed that short cable of which I thought it would not make any difference.. but in fact it did, only after changing that last short old cable by a new Hirschmann cable everything was OK.Just give it a try, buy a Hirschman cable at the mediamarkt, try it, if it does not help, bring it back the same day, they give you back the money, no questions asked.BTW, I have opened the removed cable that was installed behind the wall by the construction company (I bought the house new, 22 years ago at that time), and found out that the copper core had gone very bad.. it was green at the outside, and very brittle, it breaks in my hand, no wonder the signal had difficulties coming through clean!... So cabling has a shelf life it doesnt remain good for ever.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lotsofjazz, post: 1127229, member: 64243"] The distance from the wall to the TV card doesn't matter, if the short cable is bad, you get stutter as well.. What happened to me is that I thought I had a good shielded short cable from the wall outlet to the TV card.. but after changing all the cabling behind the wall I still got stutters, after two days trial and error I also changed that short cable of which I thought it would not make any difference.. but in fact it did, only after changing that last short old cable by a new Hirschmann cable everything was OK. Just give it a try, buy a Hirschman cable at the mediamarkt, try it, if it does not help, bring it back the same day, they give you back the money, no questions asked. BTW, I have opened the removed cable that was installed behind the wall by the construction company (I bought the house new, 22 years ago at that time), and found out that the copper core had gone very bad.. it was green at the outside, and very brittle, it breaks in my hand, no wonder the signal had difficulties coming through clean!... So cabling has a shelf life it doesnt remain good for ever. [/QUOTE]

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