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The transmission quality of the best coaxial cable for virgin media will never deteriorate as the wire extends. Secondly I would have thought even the cheapest co-ax would do the job over short distances, I have used cheapo cable before now on sky and virgin and it has been fine. As others have said the ISP's are all using fibre for their back bone as it has far greater speeds available over it. VM use quality cable and quality crimped or compression F connectors (Screw on F connectors not allowed). To use your co-ax cables, you would need to put your Virgin TV boxes at the "send" end and use an HDMI to co-ax converter to send the signal to the TV.
On the TV side I have a few channels displaying a "problem with the signal on this channel" messages (5HD for one).You can’t fit the Virgin Media wall socket yourself, but after receiving your equipment, you can ask the Virgin Media technician to fit the wall socket for you. Compatible with most jobs, including cable internet, dish TV, satellite TV connections, and even DIRECTTV. Europe's busiest forums, with independent news and expert reviews, for TVs, Home Cinema, Hi-Fi, Movies, Gaming, Tech and more. Not saying you'll need to do so, but it's often a possibility when you change lengths of co-ax runs. Noise, I understand that Virgin will ideally wish to use their own cabling so they are comfortable with the quality but is the spec really that different from others and what are the likely effects from using different cabling e.
If you’re grappling with wireless signal issues in a space spanning around 2500 sq ft, you’re not alone.If wanting to use your own cabling as opposed to having Virgin install their's then you''d be advised to use a high quality coax such as Webro WF100. Today in History: 1814 Congress of Vienna opens to re-draw the European political map after the defeat of France in the Napoleonic WarsThe ‘long 19th century’ was a period of relative peace that began arguably with the Congress of Vienna in September 1814. Coax cables with 75 ohms are preferable for video quality, whereas coax cables with 50 ohms are preferable for data and wireless connectivity.
You'd also ideally need ethernet connections from you SuperHub to each individual set top box, although you can also use WiFi if you've the V6 boxes. Each set top box will require a cable TV feed which is usually facilitated by splitting the main feed that comes into your home from the brown box located on the exterior of the building. VM does now run fibre internally but you cannot run fibre to a router as it must terminate at an ONT. I have noticed that the internet connection seems to be worse when the TV box is on (rather than in standby). A key aspect of this security is the ability to effectively monitor expansive areas, and this is where the significance of top-notch long-distance security cameras comes into play.
He said the switch to fibre optic cabling was done last November and it is now virign media’s policy to use fibre optic all the way to the router. My question is "Can I use this existing coax cabling to route the TV signal from the Hub to the opposing living room wall and also ideally the bedroom?
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