Set top box and Antenna

  I recently brought a DVB-T antenna and connect to my philips digibox. den
connect it to my tv tuner, also i done everything else with the ir reception
andcontrol box, when i got tv settings and set up tv signal, it get throught
it all until it comes to finding and signal. it has select channel, s-video
and composite video. what one do i select because iv tried up to 10 with the
channels ans still nothing, and nothing with the other option, where am i
going wrong do i need a more powerfull aerial or different set top box, my
antenna is compatable with freeview boxs so i presumed it would work

 That depends on how your box is connected to your tuner.  If its a single
connector with  5 or 6 pins, its S-Video. If its a single larger connector
with only one center pin, then its Coax.  If its three RCA plug connectors
(in the US Red, White and Yellow usually), then its composite.

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  On Thu, 16 Aug 2007 18:01:54 -0700, Phil-1990-Uk


How are you connecting the DVB-T (Freeview) box to the TV tuner card & what type
of card is it?
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 its connected with a  coax connection,The Antenna is going into the Tv in pin
on set top box and another coax is coming from the set top box to to computer
tv tuner (tv in port) the tuner is Conexant 2388x tuner(philips fmd 1216md)
"Nigel Barker" wrote:


type of card is it?

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