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Neilyboy72
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on ‎06-12-2021 16h58

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Re: RF OUT

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Sadly, the issue has returned. My TV is now saying no input. Despite setting the box to ‘always ready’. I want to be able to use my BT box AND my TV, this is all very disappointing 

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Keith_Beddoe
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‎06-12-2021 17h07 - edited ‎06-12-2021 17h08

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Re: RF OUT

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@Neilyboy72 

Then use a splitter, as already suggested by @gomezz , and split the incoming aerial feed between the TV and BT TV box. 

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Neilyboy72
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on ‎06-12-2021 17h13

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Hi Keith, thank you, will give it a try! Sadly disappointed that it doesn’t just work though! 

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Keith_Beddoe
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on ‎06-12-2021 17h19

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Re: RF OUT

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@Neilyboy72 wrote:

Hi Keith, thank you, will give it a try! Sadly disappointed that it doesn’t just work though! 

Even if its set to always ready, there may be a short period when the RF out stops. Check your TV settings to make sure that its not configured to do an automatic channel scan at some point. If this happens when the RF out is missing, then all the channels will be lost.

I only know that this was an issue with our LG Smart TV, and disabling the regular auto channel scan, fixed the problem.

 

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