The ITR module in our lounge appears to be being affected by our TV.
I know this sounds very strange but when the screen is showing a blue screen, imagine Sky's main theme colours, the LED on the ITR starts to flash very erratically so much that the ITR doesn't recognise anything being sent to it.
We found this to be a problem yesterday when SWMBO wanted to watch something she had saved on Sky. The screen asking for the PIN is all blue with a small amount of white text in the middle. As our ITR relays frames to another ITR at Node 0 where the SKY boxes are we lose all control over SKY. If we turn the TV off then the flashing stops and Sky can be controlled again.
I've now sat and watched the ITR and depending what is on the screen depends on how much the LED flashes. We turned off PIN rescritions yesterday to circumvent the problem but discovered today that if you want to watch a pre watershed program / movie then, by law, you have to enter a pin. So back to square one.
I doubt if anybody else is experiencing this problem, as it's very unique, but if there is anybody I'd like to know how you are dealing with it.
- Neil
I know this sounds very strange but when the screen is showing a blue screen, imagine Sky's main theme colours, the LED on the ITR starts to flash very erratically so much that the ITR doesn't recognise anything being sent to it.
We found this to be a problem yesterday when SWMBO wanted to watch something she had saved on Sky. The screen asking for the PIN is all blue with a small amount of white text in the middle. As our ITR relays frames to another ITR at Node 0 where the SKY boxes are we lose all control over SKY. If we turn the TV off then the flashing stops and Sky can be controlled again.
I've now sat and watched the ITR and depending what is on the screen depends on how much the LED flashes. We turned off PIN rescritions yesterday to circumvent the problem but discovered today that if you want to watch a pre watershed program / movie then, by law, you have to enter a pin. So back to square one.
I doubt if anybody else is experiencing this problem, as it's very unique, but if there is anybody I'd like to know how you are dealing with it.
- Neil
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