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New member Username: BgillandPost Number: 1 Registered: Jul-11 | Hi, I have been looking at CATV splitters. Many of the latest "passive" splitters, that say they support HDTV, are rated up to 2.3 or 2.5 GHz. I think I need an amplified solution, but most of those splitters seem to only go up to around 1GHz (1005 MHz). Yet some claim they are HDTV ready. Can anyone sort this out? What bandwidth is needed for HDTV? Is the 2.5 GHz an HDTV requirement or perhaps an internet requirement for those getting internet through their cable provider (I only receive HDTV - my cable comes through my phone co)? Anyone have any good white papers or web sites that explain these different upper frequency limits and what they are good/needed for? Many thanks! bruce |
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Platinum Member Username: PlymouthCanada Post Number: 16556 Registered: Jan-08 | Welcome to eCoustics Bruce! I suggest you one of those cable TV HDTV amp used by cable companies : http://drop-amps.com/dropamps.htm I have both model from PCT which I use to split to 4 TV's then a single output to amplifed a OTA antenna, this is the best I founded for now! |