New Smart TV - how does this interact with Virgin V+ cable set top box

neilcr_2

My Samsung TV has 4 Hdmi which are used by my Apple TV4, FireTV, DVD player and Freesat PVR. I decided to get a pair of Ruark speakers rather than get a soundbar and they are connected via the headphone socket.

When I was picking my TV I went for the Samsung over similar spec/ price offerings from Sony and Panosonic because it had more Hdmi inputs.
I suppose the adopters must work ok though but have no experience of them.

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littlerock wrote: »

Leaving aside how many spare ports I have on the Virgin router, (home office with several pcs) it is upstairs. But from what I can make out, Virgin will not allow you to have two routers on one connection. How do people manage with smart tv in one room and home office somewhere else in the house?

You'll have to test your Wi-Fi to see if it sufficient to drive the streams from the Catch Up services. Failing this, you can use Homeplugs to connect to the internet via the electrical main of your house.
What broadband speed do you get from Virgin?

littlerock

60mb line speed

littlerock

Continuing my smart TV saga, I currently have non smart TV connected to a V+ box downstairs and a home network cabled into a Virgin superhub router upstairs. I now want to upgrade to a smart TV while keeping the v+ box. After a lot of advice I have worked out that I need to move the Virgin router downstairs to connect to the smart TV for internet access on it . And connect smart TV to v+ box as well. I then will need to install a powerline or Devolo or similar repeater (utilising electrical circuit) to connect the Virgin router downstairs to a second "slave" router upstairs (eg Belkin) and cable the PCs upstairs into that. So far so good.

Now OH has said he wouldn't mind a second smart TV in the bedroom. eeeegh. How do I do that? I have spoken to Virgin who say there is a maximum of one router per household .

littlerock

For various reasons I recently asked VM if I could install a second vm superhub router in my house. Happy to pay. The answer was categorical no as there is a limit of one per household.When I queried why, was told there is no demand for more. Any comments ?

powerful_Rogue

littlerock wrote: »

For various reasons I recently asked VM if I could install a second vm superhub router in my house. Happy to pay. The answer was categorical no as there is a limit of one per household.When I queried why, was told there is no demand for more. Any comments ?

Yes, stop asking the same question.

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5389925

Inner_Zone

littlerock wrote: »

For various reasons I recently asked VM if I could install a second vm superhub router in my house. Happy to pay. The answer was categorical no as there is a limit of one per household.When I queried why, was told there is no demand for more. Any comments ?

OP you have now started five threads all basically asking the same questions.

VisionMan

How many threads??? C'mon man.

HappyMJ

VisionMan wrote: »

How many threads??? C'mon man.

I would bet on a few more.

Browntoa

Merged ALL your threads into one


Please don't kept opening multiple threads on the same subject , as you see in the end the regulars will give up as they feel they are wasting their time