06-28-2007, 02:32 AM
How do you split the signal from the video sources?
I am guessing they're still hooked up to the TV/devices in their same room. Do you split the cables with a simple passive splitter or do you use a distribution amp?
It's just a guess, but if the TV has a signal threshold level, and you have the signal split in half (two devices), the cut scenes may be confusing the TV to think there's no signal present.
And idea to try: Undo the split. Run the kitchen TV direct to the video source(s), then playback known scenes which cause the behavior and see if it still persists.
I am guessing they're still hooked up to the TV/devices in their same room. Do you split the cables with a simple passive splitter or do you use a distribution amp?
It's just a guess, but if the TV has a signal threshold level, and you have the signal split in half (two devices), the cut scenes may be confusing the TV to think there's no signal present.
And idea to try: Undo the split. Run the kitchen TV direct to the video source(s), then playback known scenes which cause the behavior and see if it still persists.