0.0 - NTSC-M, sound + 4.5 Mhz, North and South Americas, Japan, South Korea 0.1 - PAL-B/G, sound + 5.5 Mhz, Majority of countries of Western Europe, and Africa, Australia, New Zealand.... C-Air Channels, S-Cable Channels 0.2 - PAL-I/I, sound + 6.0 Mhz, The UK, Ireland, South Africa, Hong-Kong 0.3 - PAL-D/K SECAM-D/K, sound + 6.5 Mhz, countries of Eastern Europe, Russia, China, African countries that were once ruled by France, Metropolitan France (SECAM-K1 = SECAM-D/K) . Not support France and Monaco - SECAM-L'/L.
Paul-G Pavel for Japanese TV frequency, need to translate: Channels 13 - 62 same as US TV channels 14 - 63 or US CATV 65 - 119 (exclude CATV channels 95 - 99; 90 - 122 MHz)
@@GROUPGALAXYEntertainment Hey what's the picture quality like? I haven't been able to test any video with it yet, only FM audio, which sounds perfect.
Pretty good almost like direct video to a TV The only issue I ran into when running through my antenna wiring with my other channels I pick up over-the-air certain times of the day it gets a little weird looking like you're watching a 3D movie with the glasses off But most of the time crystal clear
That modualtor can be used for 100V Japan surplus NTSC TVs here in the Philippines. So you can watch Analog cable TV channels with US VCR / Korean VCR into your Japanese TV sets that doesn’t rechannel (SONY TRINITRON).
Just an FYI note: Over-the-Air UHF-37 (not CATV or virtual digital 37) is never used in the US, Canada, and some other countries due to potential interference to long range Radio Astronomy and some uncommon medical telemetry devices. While I seriously doubt these low power modulators output enough power to interfere with anything, it's probably good practice to not use it, especially if you happen to live near a radio astronomy site or hospital. Also, it might help your own reception to not use an RF channel in use in your area. Since virtual digital channels (shown channel) often do not match their RF (transmitted) channel, use a website that shows what RF channels are in use in your area. Example: Digital 23.1 might be transmitted on RF ch 20.
I'm going to do an update video soon to test out and do some experiments and to also show off the HDMI model I also bought. stay tuned don't forget to subscribe and turn on that stupid bell LOL
I have three of these now I'm using the one you see in the video for my security system Just like an apartment building the idea is it shows the main entrance on all the TVs in the house with my TV antenna channels And I have another one the exact same but the colour blue And another one that has an HDMI input instead of RCA composite So that's good for plugging new things into old TVs Or having a cable box or Android box or computer on your own cable system
I'm not sure about model numbers but the one I got it was blue and you can tell from the pictures when you order it I have to find mine I want to hook them all up. I'm using one for my security camera currently and I have one HDMI one and another composite one somewhere in storage
Channel 6 is at 87.7 MHz for FM. Some radios will go to that lower frequency. Channels 14 to 64 is probably the cable channels and 65 to 136 is the UHF antenna channels. If you're on channel 65, the unit should brodcast on UHF channel 14. Since the unit goes to 136, then that means you should be able to broadcast on UHF channel 83. To figure out the actual channel for UHF, example: 65-51=14. so for channel 83 it would be 134-51=83. Channels 135 and 136 would actually go up to UHF channels 84 and 85 if they existed because that would go up to around 900MHz.
Thank you for showing me the math I have all of it listed in the description from before I just tried it with trial and error having a TV on antenna and going through each channel frequency to see what the number changes to from cable to antenna The only issue is tuning wise on some of my TV's it just won't work anything above channel 14 it's just a staticky mess
I am currently using this one for my security camera setup on my TV with antenna channels And I have two more one the exact same and one instead of composite RCA it has HDMI so it's good to plug new things into old TVs
Yes you can If it's a stereo TV it will be mono sound but other than that the picture should look really good There is also an HDMI model It matters how good the cable cord is you're using but I would first start with the amplification turned down so you don't damage the tuner in the TV Turn it up till the picture gets clearer Any other questions just let me know and if you know the model number of the TV I'm curious to see what it looks like
@GROUP GALAXY Entertainment, ok thanks. My TV I don't think is Stereo. It's only Mono I think. My 2000 Curtis Mathes TV I beleive is both. I'd like to tune my 1987 TV to channel 6.
It might be a defective unit do you have any modern flat screen TVs a lot of them are region free nowadays see if it works on ntsc Thanks for watching and good luck I will try to help the best way I can
I have a question about the device that you are talking about and I'm hoping that you can clear some things up. I have a VCR that I can tune to channel 3 and watch what is being broadcasted off the VCR, I've seen some of those modulator is that can only broadcast on Channel 3 or 4 which they are a little bit cheaper or the same price as this one that you are showing us. If I were to purchase this device that you're showing us would I be able to set it to broadcast on Channel 5 and if I purchase another one would I be able to set it to channel 6 so that way I can like flip through channels 3, 4, 5 and 6? I'm not clear on what you're talking about broadcasting an analog do you mean that this device also sends out the signal over the air? You also said something about broadcasting over 88.*FM, so that would also mean anyone who is not within my household or connected to my internal closed circuit channel lineup would be able to watch and listen what is being broadcasted? So basically nutshell this is what I'm trying to do: • Computer 1 is connected to the VCR broadcast on Channel 3 • Computer 2 is connected to this device broadcast on Channel 4 • Computer 3 is connected to this device and broadcast on Channel 5 • DVD player it's connected to this device broadcast on Channel 6 I would purchase three of this device because I know that I can't connect three items to a single device. From the VCR, and the three I would buy and they would be connected to a splutter (I have this one www.amazon.com/dp/B00006JPE1 ) that would tie them all together so i could flip though channels 3, 4, 5, 6.
I am doing something similar or I was I'm in the middle of updating some stuff in my house and moving some satellite equipment Because this isn't commercial grade equipment yes you can have multiple channels you can use some 2 way or 4-way Splitters and tweak some of the amplification on each modulator it should look okay on all the TVs in the house running through the same cable wire But it has to be every second Channel because it's not commercial grade like a cable company would have For example you can't do Channel 2 3 4 5 6 Same with over-the-air antenna in my area it's every second number I noticed You have to go 2 4 6 8 10 12 Channel 6 on FM radio radio is 88.7 and a half so 88.7.5 fm And because it's .5 European radios and radios with dials pick it up pretty good but North American radio is sorta do you just have to go in between 88.7 and 88.8 if you can and whatever sounds better to you listen to it basically There's actually a handful of radio stations in the states that have that frequency and they have to have a TV license. ----------------------------------------- I'm also running it through my TV antenna and in my area Northern Ontario Canada there is still analog channels which surprises the hell out of some people And because of that I don't have every frequency available and antenna tuning is different than cable tuning channel 2 to 13 is exactly the same as soon as you go to channel 14 to 69 the old antenna standard they changed it recently for HD because the higher channels are now used for 4G and LTE cell phone service And on cable 14 to 125 is spread out differently Like for example off the top of my head in from past experience Channel 77 on cable tuning is Channel 26 on antenna tuning I have a list I think I'm going to put it on my website or make a video to help you out with this and some other people ask me questions about the setup So at my house because hooked up through my antenna and it's filtered with an amplifier sort of before when I had it just the modulator connected to the antenna for a test I was basically broadcasting a pirate radio or TV signal But now because of the amplifier for the antenna pushing back through it jams it from going out So my TV's at my house look like this 2 local CTV Northern Ontario 4 my cable box on all the TVs 6 is available but I need to buy another one 8.1 ABC 8.2 NBC 8.3 sci-fi comet 10.1 CBS 10.2 Fox 10.3 MeTV old TV shows 12 Satellite receiver 12.1 which is actually 15 .1 digital 12.1 physical you get that with HD frequencies I have more examples I will talk more about that in the future video and I might have already 38 chch Hamilton So 2 4 8.1 8.2 8.3 10.1 10.2 10.3 12 12.1 38 Please stay tuned and I will make that video as soon as I can just busy with other stuff I love helping people thanks for the comment and I love the idea you have it should work Where are you in North America And you cannot broadcast on the same frequency as a digital channel as you see on my list I could not broadcast analog 10 if digital 10.1 10.2 and 10.3 are in the way if you have an antenna leak it'll be fuzzy or if your neighbors watching antenna it will make his signal get scrambled for example just warnings and things you want to look into and think about
Hello fellow Canuck! I have Cable+ through one of the big ABC companies and they will not allow a 2nd VCR or DVD hook-up to dubb my home movies through the Smart TV. I've been trying to figure this out for so long! I bought a Set-Top Antenna and a little Plasma TV that has both the digital and analog Tune. Obviously I haven't been able to tune into Channel 3 or 4 because Buffalo is to far away. I don't know if a RF Modulator will work. I tried a stepdown Digital to Analog converter, and it didn't find any channels on. I have a Cisco Modulator with just the in and out Coax but I don't know if it is the same thing as a DTA converter? It just says RF Modulator. Could you please advise me on anything that would help me get any kind of a signal on Channel 3 so I can lock in? Can your modulator reassign a signal to Channel 3? p.s. I was able to get really clear reception for the local channels by boosting them with 3 old Power Adapters hung around the Set-top Antenna! They really boost the signal! Local Over-the-air picture is just so much more clean and beautiful, when the weather is decent. LOL Thanks.
Okay so what I understand you're trying to get a video on Channel 3 or Channel 4 on other TVs and your house and your company is not allowing you to hook up a VCR in your own house Unless I'm reading that wrong The best way to get channel 3 or Channel 4 would be with a newer vcr and by newer I mean late 90s early 2000s model Not a brand new one that Walmart still sells once in awhile they suck and they only have mono inputs and outputs Most of the time RF modulators are mono just because how they're built but you still want to have a stereo input less chance of having audio issues on both ends Or you might also want on AV to RF modulator which is like a little gray box that RCA and Philips makes that basically takes your video input from a game console or DVD player and puts it on Channel 3 or Channel 4
@@GROUPGALAXYEntertainment I have a 2004 Sony VCR / DVD-R that will do most everything but cook dinner, and a Panasonic VCR / DVD so age isn't the problem. I found a (see below) at a thrift store, but I haven't found an adapter for it yet. Naki International 55725 4 System Universal Selector With Svideo Connect up to 4 different game systems or components to 1 TV Supports RF, A/V mono, A/V stereo and S-Video input and output signals Switch between any input Color indicator for active console For use with PlayStation® 2, PlayStation®, Xbox" and GameCube" I think this is a switch box, so I don't think it will run two VCRs at the same time so I can dubb? Would I be wasting more money to buy the power adapter? I really want to avoid using my computer to capture these movies. VCR to VCR would be so easy. Who would have thought that we wouldn't be able to switch to channel 3 to find a carrier signal to record TV or whatever? It's so unfair!
Have a look at some of my videos I think I have a similar thing that connects like four different game systems To One TV I just have it set to one thing and I have that going through the house on Channel 4 How is owning a DVD recorder never had a chance to use one yet or I keep missing them at yard sales Is it as easy as a VCR or is it a pain in the butt like a digital antenna PVR
Yes I do a similar thing but more crazy because it's wired into my antenna and cable system so every TV gets it So I'm guessing you have a TV stuck on a channel and you want to still use that TV
@@GROUPGALAXYEntertainment Yes, you guessed it :) Oh, should I understand that you are making such a small TV channel that will be received by all TVs in your neighborhood?
@@GROUPGALAXYEntertainment Oh, how yoy did that? Does it work for you like in an FM transmitter for an old car radio, that you will switch to a TV channel and instead of The Voice of UK or "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" will you see your video material?
I don't remember and I have three of them and I think they all have a different brand name or no name. Look up RF modulator on Amazon or wish and you should find the same or similar one there's also one that has a built in HDMI adapter I've seen them and have them in blue and orange. Thanks for watching and commenting I'm hoping to make another video on these in the future and make a little cable network in my house I am currently using one for my security camera on all the TVs in the house.
Not far only a couple of feet without an amplifier With an amplifier maybe 20 or 30 feet enough to fill a medium or small house Also matters what kind of antenna you hooked to it Better bet just hooking it to an existing antenna wires to all the TVs in a house or cable hook up in a house How do I got mine hooked up is I’m using a channel that is not already available in my area and I have the antenna coming in the house with an amplifier and then a backward splitter and then all the TVs in the house can get the security camera on channel 12
You're welcome anytime I enjoy helping people. I have a question for you would you find something like this useful for something you're working on Are you considering buying one of these or something similar to it and what are you planning on doing
Okay thank you for telling me can you explain more on how that works and I saw your other comment I'm guessing RUclips deleted it or you did it's okay. about you wondering if after two years this cheap piece of crap still works yes it does and I bought two more I even have one now that has an HDMI input but of course it still puts out analog ntsc I've been using one constantly almost a year straight all the antenna TVs in my house have my security camera on channel 12 with my antenna channels because I did the reverse splitter thing and I also have an antenna amplifier now
$20 - $30 sometimes $40 Canadian on wish and Amazon None of my TV's had any issues picking it up Only on when the TV was on antenna mode some TVs weren't tuning it properly And with an old antenna amplifier Reversed on the transmitter and with an antenna hooked up you can wirelessly broadcast a signal across a house but shhhhh you didn't hear that from me LOL So what I did I had it hooked up in my room to a cable box for music and a HDMI downscaler just for a test pattern And I had a VCR as my receiver plug into my computer for the screen with a capture card As long as I point the antenna line of sight roughly crystal clear image as soon as the antenna turn the picture would just mess up good for stimulating analog antenna degradation
GROUP GALAXY Entertainment I ORDERED 220V version on Aliexpress. Plugged into step up transformer (110V - 220V), and it operates well in 230V. I tried to set RF modulator to Channel 95, 96 or 97, same as Japanese VHF channels 1 - 3. So Japanese.
It might be a defective unit do you have any modern flat screen TVs a lot of them are region free nowadays see if it works on ntsc Thanks for watching and good luck I will try to help the best way I can
Lucky the only time I ever had an ntsc TV do pal was after I screwed around the factory menu and found a hidden button on the remote control underneath the plastic
0.0 - NTSC-M, sound + 4.5 Mhz, North and South Americas, Japan, South Korea
0.1 - PAL-B/G, sound + 5.5 Mhz, Majority of countries of Western Europe, and Africa, Australia, New Zealand.... C-Air Channels, S-Cable Channels
0.2 - PAL-I/I, sound + 6.0 Mhz, The UK, Ireland, South Africa, Hong-Kong
0.3 - PAL-D/K SECAM-D/K, sound + 6.5 Mhz, countries of Eastern Europe, Russia, China, African countries that were once ruled by France, Metropolitan France (SECAM-K1 = SECAM-D/K) .
Not support France and Monaco - SECAM-L'/L.
Thank you for explaining more sounds like you really know your stuff
Paul-G Pavel for Japanese TV frequency, need to translate: Channels 13 - 62 same as US TV channels 14 - 63 or US CATV 65 - 119 (exclude CATV channels 95 - 99; 90 - 122 MHz)
0.0 is also PAL-N used in Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay
Thanks a lot for the video! Mine is working great. I must say the instructions were a bit lacklustre, so this video helped a lot.
Thanks for watching glad to hear my video helped you
Thanks for commenting and how did you find my channel
@@GROUPGALAXYEntertainment I found your channel looking up the RF modulator I found. I enjoy your AV stuff too :)
@@RedNoise-hz5nh thanks for watching more stuff like this coming soon and go back and check out the other stuff if you didn't
@@GROUPGALAXYEntertainment Hey what's the picture quality like? I haven't been able to test any video with it yet, only FM audio, which sounds perfect.
Pretty good almost like direct video to a TV
The only issue I ran into when running through my antenna wiring with my other channels I pick up over-the-air certain times of the day it gets a little weird looking like you're watching a 3D movie with the glasses off
But most of the time crystal clear
That modualtor can be used for 100V Japan surplus NTSC TVs here in the Philippines. So you can watch Analog cable TV channels with US VCR / Korean VCR into your Japanese TV sets that doesn’t rechannel (SONY TRINITRON).
Think you for the information and think you for watching
Just an FYI note:
Over-the-Air UHF-37 (not CATV or virtual digital 37) is never used in the US, Canada, and some other countries due to potential interference to long range Radio Astronomy and some uncommon medical telemetry devices.
While I seriously doubt these low power modulators output enough power to interfere with anything, it's probably good practice to not use it, especially if you happen to live near a radio astronomy site or hospital.
Also, it might help your own reception to not use an RF channel in use in your area.
Since virtual digital channels (shown channel) often do not match their RF (transmitted) channel, use a website that shows what RF channels are in use in your area.
Example: Digital 23.1 might be transmitted on RF ch 20.
CATV 88.
In Japan, it’s UHF channel 36.
I'm going to do an update video soon to test out and do some experiments and to also show off the HDMI model I also bought.
stay tuned don't forget to subscribe and turn on that stupid bell LOL
I have three of these now I'm using the one you see in the video for my security system
Just like an apartment building the idea is it shows the main entrance on all the TVs in the house with my TV antenna channels
And I have another one the exact same but the colour blue
And another one that has an HDMI input instead of RCA composite
So that's good for plugging new things into old TVs
Or having a cable box or Android box or computer on your own cable system
Which model has the HDMI input please?
I'm not sure about model numbers but the one I got it was blue and you can tell from the pictures when you order it
I have to find mine I want to hook them all up. I'm using one for my security camera currently and I have one HDMI one and another composite one somewhere in storage
Channel 6 is at 87.7 MHz for FM. Some radios will go to that lower frequency. Channels 14 to 64 is probably the cable channels and 65 to 136 is the UHF antenna channels. If you're on channel 65, the unit should brodcast on UHF channel 14. Since the unit goes to 136, then that means you should be able to broadcast on UHF channel 83. To figure out the actual channel for UHF, example: 65-51=14. so for channel 83 it would be 134-51=83. Channels 135 and 136 would actually go up to UHF channels 84 and 85 if they existed because that would go up to around 900MHz.
Thank you for showing me the math
I have all of it listed in the description from before I just tried it with trial and error having a TV on antenna and going through each channel frequency to see what the number changes to from cable to antenna
The only issue is tuning wise on some of my TV's it just won't work anything above channel 14 it's just a staticky mess
I am currently using this one for my security camera setup on my TV with antenna channels
And I have two more one the exact same and one instead of composite RCA it has HDMI so it's good to plug new things into old TVs
Japanese CATV and AIR channels only goes up to channel 62, but Japanese CATV channels doesn’t join and expand with Japanese UHF frequencies..
CHANNELS 14 - 69 is CATV 65 - 125. But on JAPANESE UHF 13 - 62, same as 65 - 119 (14 - 63)
@@GROUPGALAXYEntertainment HDMI DEVICES: HDMI TO VGA and VGA TO AV ADAPTER. SO YOU CAN STRETCH 16:9 TO 4:3 CUTOFF INTO AV CRT TV.
I'm going to be using a couple of days on a future capture setup stay tuned
So I'm a little confused here, can you use that RF Modulator here in the United States or what?? If so, I'd use that for my 1987 GoldStar TV.
Yes you can
If it's a stereo TV it will be mono sound but other than that the picture should look really good
There is also an HDMI model
It matters how good the cable cord is you're using but I would first start with the amplification turned down so you don't damage the tuner in the TV
Turn it up till the picture gets clearer
Any other questions just let me know and if you know the model number of the TV I'm curious to see what it looks like
@GROUP GALAXY Entertainment, ok thanks. My TV I don't think is Stereo. It's only Mono I think. My 2000 Curtis Mathes TV I beleive is both. I'd like to tune my 1987 TV to channel 6.
hi, in Brazil the color system is PALM-M, I configured the equipment 0.0 and it didn't work
It might be a defective unit do you have any modern flat screen TVs a lot of them are region free nowadays see if it works on ntsc
Thanks for watching and good luck I will try to help the best way I can
I have a question about the device that you are talking about and I'm hoping that you can clear some things up.
I have a VCR that I can tune to channel 3 and watch what is being broadcasted off the VCR, I've seen some of those modulator is that can only broadcast on Channel 3 or 4 which they are a little bit cheaper or the same price as this one that you are showing us.
If I were to purchase this device that you're showing us would I be able to set it to broadcast on Channel 5 and if I purchase another one would I be able to set it to channel 6 so that way I can like flip through channels 3, 4, 5 and 6?
I'm not clear on what you're talking about broadcasting an analog do you mean that this device also sends out the signal over the air? You also said something about broadcasting over 88.*FM, so that would also mean anyone who is not within my household or connected to my internal closed circuit channel lineup would be able to watch and listen what is being broadcasted?
So basically nutshell this is what I'm trying to do:
• Computer 1 is connected to the VCR broadcast on Channel 3
• Computer 2 is connected to this device broadcast on Channel 4
• Computer 3 is connected to this device and broadcast on Channel 5
• DVD player it's connected to this device broadcast on Channel 6
I would purchase three of this device because I know that I can't connect three items to a single device.
From the VCR, and the three I would buy and they would be connected to a splutter (I have this one www.amazon.com/dp/B00006JPE1 ) that would tie them all together so i could flip though channels 3, 4, 5, 6.
I am doing something similar or I was I'm in the middle of updating some stuff in my house and moving some satellite equipment
Because this isn't commercial grade equipment yes you can have multiple channels you can use some 2 way or 4-way Splitters and tweak some of the amplification on each modulator it should look okay on all the TVs in the house running through the same cable wire
But it has to be every second Channel because it's not commercial grade like a cable company would have
For example you can't do Channel 2 3 4 5 6
Same with over-the-air antenna in my area it's every second number I noticed
You have to go 2 4 6 8 10 12
Channel 6 on FM radio radio is 88.7 and a half so 88.7.5 fm
And because it's .5 European radios and radios with dials pick it up pretty good but North American radio is sorta do you just have to go in between 88.7 and 88.8 if you can and whatever sounds better to you listen to it basically
There's actually a handful of radio stations in the states that have that frequency and they have to have a TV license.
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I'm also running it through my TV antenna and in my area Northern Ontario Canada there is still analog channels which surprises the hell out of some people
And because of that I don't have every frequency available and antenna tuning is different than cable tuning channel 2 to 13 is exactly the same as soon as you go to channel 14 to 69 the old antenna standard they changed it recently for HD because the higher channels are now used for 4G and LTE cell phone service
And on cable 14 to 125 is spread out differently
Like for example off the top of my head in from past experience Channel 77 on cable tuning is Channel 26 on antenna tuning
I have a list I think I'm going to put it on my website or make a video to help you out with this and some other people ask me questions about the setup
So at my house because hooked up through my antenna and it's filtered with an amplifier sort of before when I had it just the modulator connected to the antenna for a test I was basically broadcasting a pirate radio or TV signal
But now because of the amplifier for the antenna pushing back through it jams it from going out
So my TV's at my house look like this
2 local CTV Northern Ontario
4 my cable box on all the TVs
6 is available but I need to buy another one
8.1 ABC
8.2 NBC
8.3 sci-fi comet
10.1 CBS
10.2 Fox
10.3 MeTV old TV shows
12 Satellite receiver
12.1 which is actually 15 .1 digital 12.1 physical you get that with HD frequencies I have more examples I will talk more about that in the future video and I might have already
38 chch Hamilton
So
2 4 8.1 8.2 8.3 10.1 10.2 10.3 12 12.1 38
Please stay tuned and I will make that video as soon as I can just busy with other stuff I love helping people thanks for the comment and I love the idea you have it should work
Where are you in North America
And you cannot broadcast on the same frequency as a digital channel as you see on my list I could not broadcast analog 10 if digital 10.1 10.2 and 10.3 are in the way if you have an antenna leak it'll be fuzzy or if your neighbors watching antenna it will make his signal get scrambled for example just warnings and things you want to look into and think about
Sorry for the long comment but love to help people like I said I will work on that video as soon as I can might be a week or so
Wait, no antennae is needed for the transmitter and crt tv?
Yes you do need it but
it works better with a cable cord
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Hello fellow Canuck! I have Cable+ through one of the big ABC companies and they will not allow a 2nd VCR or DVD hook-up to dubb my home movies through the Smart TV.
I've been trying to figure this out for so long!
I bought a Set-Top Antenna and a little Plasma TV that has both the digital and analog Tune. Obviously I haven't been able to tune into Channel 3 or 4 because Buffalo is to far away.
I don't know if a RF Modulator will work. I tried a stepdown Digital to Analog converter, and it didn't find any channels on. I have a Cisco Modulator with just the in and out Coax but I don't know if it is the same thing as a DTA converter? It just says RF Modulator.
Could you please advise me on anything that would help me get any kind of a signal on Channel 3 so I can lock in? Can your modulator reassign a signal to Channel 3?
p.s. I was able to get really clear reception for the local channels by boosting them
with 3 old Power Adapters hung around the Set-top Antenna! They really boost the signal!
Local Over-the-air picture is just so much more clean and beautiful, when the weather is decent. LOL
Thanks.
Okay so what I understand you're trying to get a video on Channel 3 or Channel 4 on other TVs and your house and your company is not allowing you to hook up a VCR in your own house
Unless I'm reading that wrong
The best way to get channel 3 or Channel 4 would be with a newer vcr and by newer I mean late 90s early 2000s model
Not a brand new one that Walmart still sells once in awhile they suck and they only have mono inputs and outputs
Most of the time RF modulators are mono just because how they're built but you still want to have a stereo input less chance of having audio issues on both ends
Or you might also want on AV to RF modulator which is like a little gray box that RCA and Philips makes that basically takes your video input from a game console or DVD player and puts it on Channel 3 or Channel 4
@@GROUPGALAXYEntertainment I have a 2004 Sony VCR / DVD-R that will do most everything but cook dinner, and a Panasonic VCR / DVD so age isn't the problem.
I found a (see below) at a thrift store, but I haven't found an adapter for it yet.
Naki International 55725 4 System Universal Selector With Svideo
Connect up to 4 different game systems or components to 1 TV
Supports RF, A/V mono, A/V stereo and S-Video input and output signals
Switch between any input
Color indicator for active console
For use with PlayStation® 2, PlayStation®, Xbox" and GameCube"
I think this is a switch box, so I don't think it will run two VCRs at the same time so I can dubb? Would I be wasting more money to buy the power adapter?
I really want to avoid using my computer to capture these movies.
VCR to VCR would be so easy.
Who would have thought that we wouldn't be able to switch to channel 3 to find a carrier signal to record TV or whatever? It's so unfair!
Have a look at some of my videos I think I have a similar thing that connects like four different game systems To One TV I just have it set to one thing and I have that going through the house on Channel 4
How is owning a DVD recorder never had a chance to use one yet or I keep missing them at yard sales
Is it as easy as a VCR or is it a pain in the butt like a digital antenna PVR
@@GROUPGALAXYEntertainment Thanks but those switch boxes only allow one device to run at a time, or do you know something I don't know?
@@momzilla9491 no it's just one thing at a time you can just switch between four or five different ones
On Channel 4 or 3
Is it possible to connect that device with PS2 (RCA cables) as an input and with old TV (antenna plug) as an output?
Yes I do a similar thing but more crazy because it's wired into my antenna and cable system so every TV gets it
So I'm guessing you have a TV stuck on a channel and you want to still use that TV
@@GROUPGALAXYEntertainment Yes, you guessed it :) Oh, should I understand that you are making such a small TV channel that will be received by all TVs in your neighborhood?
@@bodzio_stawski187 no just my house
And i did a nice guess lol
@@GROUPGALAXYEntertainment Oh, how yoy did that? Does it work for you like in an FM transmitter for an old car radio, that you will switch to a TV channel and instead of The Voice of UK or "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" will you see your video material?
@@bodzio_stawski187 yes sort of with an antenna and a amplifier hooked up to it
Whats the name of brand ?
I don't remember and I have three of them and I think they all have a different brand name or no name.
Look up RF modulator on Amazon or wish and you should find the same or similar one there's also one that has a built in HDMI adapter I've seen them and have them in blue and orange.
Thanks for watching and commenting I'm hoping to make another video on these in the future and make a little cable network in my house I am currently using one for my security camera on all the TVs in the house.
@GROUPGALAXYEntertainment I found same one on ebay, how many miles is range?
How many miles range
Not far only a couple of feet without an amplifier
With an amplifier maybe 20 or 30 feet enough to fill a medium or small house
Also matters what kind of antenna you hooked to it
Better bet just hooking it to an existing antenna wires to all the TVs in a house or cable hook up in a house
How do I got mine hooked up is I’m using a channel that is not already available in my area and I have the antenna coming in the house with an amplifier and then a backward splitter and then all the TVs in the house can get the security camera on channel 12
@GROUPGALAXYEntertainment thank you for info
You're welcome anytime I enjoy helping people.
I have a question for you would you find something like this useful for something you're working on
Are you considering buying one of these or something similar to it and what are you planning on doing
@GROUPGALAXYEntertainment yes I wanna buy it
Jesh, life only gets harder.
ANTENNA (US) to ANTENNA (JAPAN)
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That's not a big difference compared to all the other stuff you showed me
europe tv says "c" instead of "e"
Okay thank you for telling me can you explain more on how that works and I saw your other comment I'm guessing RUclips deleted it or you did it's okay.
about you wondering if after two years this cheap piece of crap still works yes it does and I bought two more I even have one now that has an HDMI input but of course it still puts out analog ntsc
I've been using one constantly almost a year straight all the antenna TVs in my house have my security camera on channel 12 with my antenna channels because I did the reverse splitter thing and I also have an antenna amplifier now
@@GROUPGALAXYEntertainment thanks for the reply, i think i'm gonna buy it to test old analog tv without using a vcr
$20 - $30 sometimes $40 Canadian on wish and Amazon
None of my TV's had any issues picking it up
Only on when the TV was on antenna mode some TVs weren't tuning it properly
And with an old antenna amplifier Reversed on the transmitter and with an antenna hooked up you can wirelessly broadcast a signal across a house but shhhhh you didn't hear that from me LOL
So what I did I had it hooked up in my room to a cable box for music and a HDMI downscaler just for a test pattern
And I had a VCR as my receiver plug into my computer for the screen with a capture card
As long as I point the antenna line of sight roughly crystal clear image as soon as the antenna turn the picture would just mess up good for stimulating analog antenna degradation
GROUP GALAXY Entertainment I ORDERED 220V version on Aliexpress. Plugged into step up transformer (110V - 220V), and it operates well in 230V. I tried to set RF modulator to Channel 95, 96 or 97, same as Japanese VHF channels 1 - 3. So Japanese.
The video is no good
Turn up the output level make sure you have it set for the right region and check the cables
Thanks for watching
hi, in Brazil the color system is PALM-M, I configured the equipment 0.0 and it didn't work
It might be a defective unit do you have any modern flat screen TVs a lot of them are region free nowadays see if it works on ntsc
Thanks for watching and good luck I will try to help the best way I can
@@GROUPGALAXYEntertainment but ntsc has terrible quality compared to any pal standard
I never had the chance to really mess with pal signals yet
I like how new TVs can do both
Thanks for watching
@@GROUPGALAXYEntertainment thx. Also, here in argentina even crt tvs do NTSC. Most crt tvs do PAL-N, PAL-B and NTSC
Lucky the only time I ever had an ntsc TV do pal was after I screwed around the factory menu and found a hidden button on the remote control underneath the plastic