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Old 07-27-2015, 11:20 PM   #1
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Hey everyone. I recently noticed that my HD channels were looking quite rough. Almost like not HD at all. I have TWC and it might be a TWC issue as far as poor signal levels. I noticed that we have a signal splitter from when the tech first installed the box. I was not quite why. We have one more hd box in the house and maybe that is why the splitter is there.

I was always told that splitters cause poor signal quality. Is this true? I will contact TWC also to send out a tech.

my tv is a Toshiba 50l5200u. I know its not the best tv in the world but it still should be able to produce a good HD picture without being pixelated etc correct?


any help would be great!
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