I doubt it! But you just never know why some things do what they do. ITK seems pretty sure of some difs in pic Q. I haven't seen it. Except with known issues. Herringbone/ beat interference for example.
Had one the other day. Default ch60 was beating with local 25.
I'll bet if I would have changed to cable 116 (leave tv on 60) it would have worked. Just enough freq shift to fix.
No I didn't think of it. I just changed t2 mod to another off air ch.
Lower the channel? Not necessarily. That coax can sometimes act like an antenna and well, you end up with my case -- the highest channels have the best picture! [my downstairs one is set to 115 and the upstairs one is 105]..
OT:
When I was experimenting I got bored and tried combining cable + satellite into one feed just to see if it'd work (I was hoping it would) -- and it did, partially, but not very well -- you see, I had an amp on the cable line because it wasn't getting a very good signal, however that line amp was overpowering the cable line and so the 322's picture came VERY vaguely on there. Whoops.
Advice: never do that without one of those super home nodes
Did a 522/322 DPP Seps. TV2s diplexed back to main entry, undiplexed, combined, and then split to go two different ways. The run to the back of the house was then re-split 3 ways. ONE of them used a 75' RG-6 dual feed whose other side was cable for the modem.
All 3 feeds in the back of the house picked up several cable channels just fine, and both the TV2 PQs were A-OK, too.
I have the feeling that if I left a bare-ended RG-6 sticking up in the air, the whole county would've gotten those channels.
But you just never know why some things do what they do. ITK seems pretty sure of some difs in pic Q. I haven't seen it. Except with known issues. Herringbone/ beat interference for example.
