Virgin Media fibre is a good service when compared to the competition. The internet connection speeds can be blisteringly fast without any lag.

TV1" is routed via some trunking buried behind the skirting board/plaster up through a brush plate and in to the V+ box. But what if you want to hook up your antenna to a second TV in another room? Then you can split the coaxial cable running from your antenna into two cables, one feeding each television. Plug the other ends of the output cables into your devices. Some devices may not possess coaxial inputs but instead only use HDMI and USB, which you may need to convert as appropriate. Step 4: Turn on the TV or Device You can also readilly buy the compression F connectors and a crimping tool needed to connect them. Crimped F connectors are a common type of connection and not exclusive to Virgin Media. Get a nice installer and he may do this for you using your cable and not theirs. You don't need one of the expensive tools unless you are doing this all day long for a living. The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has today (Wednesday 22 November) announced a range of tax, benefits and savings measures. We round up the key announcements and what they mean for you.I've installed a loftbox (5 in 12 out) and have distributed 3-4 coax cables per TV point. I've done this so I can have Satelliete TV (either freesat or sky) in 5-6 locations - I'm wiring two co-ax per triplex module (for watching and recording sat TV and if required, freeview). The third is a return in case I decide to move the boxes into the hub (central distribution) in the future. The SSL coax is standardised RG6 7mm cable size to fit any F-female connector. Do Virgin TV and broadband use the same cable? Autumn Statement: Workers to pay less in national insurance – but rate cuts don't offset the freezing of personal tax thresholds Sometimes this is as easy as finding where it leads from your antenna into the home. Other times you may need to trace it through your attic and behind walls.

Yes. Sky Q can use the Virgin Media broadband service over wifi. It’s not guaranteed it will work in your home. The only way to find out is to try and connect. Do you need a splitter to watch Virgin TV in a different room? So if you’re using a two-way splitter (which has two output ports), the incoming signal will generally be divided in two and each half sent down each outgoing cable.As I suggested, Virgin's own cable is more than likely of a lower quality than the cable I suggested. You may be able to find cheaper retailers, but beware of imitators. A lot of the cheaper stuff isn't as advertised and may not be WF100. Yes. This is a negative aspect of using Virgin Media for your TV. To use Virgin Media, you need to connect to each TV with a coax cable. Without this you can only watch live TV in one location. The splitter outside the house (on the pic above - btw - by old, do you mean the cable connectors? We were only connected up last year, but I guess the original - Nynex probably- fittings are still in use - just the splitter and second cable box coax are new. I'd probably leave that to Virgin if I'm honest, although I have 20 odd F/aeriel connections to make up). There are two options for connecting the TV Box to the Hub. If your TV Box is close enough an Ethernet connection provides the best connection. If the TV Box is too far away to connect the Ethernet cable, you can connect via WiFi instead.