Wwe 12 ps2 highly compressed games under 50mb. I have a Goodmans GD11FVRSD32 Freeview + Digital TV Recorder with a Panasonic TV. I have the aerial plugged through an Aerial Booster and this way I can watch TV happily (plugging the aerial direct means the TV picture breaks up badly).

However, as soon as the Freeview box is switched on the picture begins to pixillate and when watching a recorded item, it deteriorates further. When retuning the Goodmans it says signal strength is in the range 80% and upwards. Is it likely to be a faulty box or an aerial issue, or something else? It could be many things. What sort of 'booster' (amplifier) is it and where exactly is it located in the chain?? Set-back amps cannot make up for an inadequate aerial installation and that ought to be corrected before anything else. NB The quality of the signal is usually more important than the strength.

Another feature that makes the unit easy-to-use is the onscreen information banners, which go far beyond the ‘now and next’ displays offered by most Freeview PVRs.

What does the TV report for them? Location is also important so please state where (approx) you are - a postcode of a shop, office, church or pub within 100m or so of your home is ideal (that also keeps your privacy a bit). Go over all the aerial connections with a fine tooth comb in case there is a problem with them: will help.

It could be many things. What sort of 'booster' (amplifier) is it and where exactly is it located in the chain??

Set-back amps cannot make up for an inadequate aerial installation and that ought to be corrected before anything else. NB The quality of the signal is usually more important than the strength. What does the TV report for them? Location is also important so please state where (approx) you are - a postcode of a shop, office, church or pub within 100m or so of your home is ideal (that also keeps your privacy a bit).

Go over all the aerial connections with a fine tooth comb in case there is a problem with them: will help. Click to expand.Thanks for the questions. I have a Video-TV Signal Booster from Fringe Electronics Ltd and it is located next to the TV - before the aerial cable heads up to the roof.

As to quality of signal. System Information tells me Signal Strength 62% and Signal Quality 80% I am located in Harold Wood, Romford, East London (RM3).

I have checked all the connections and they seem fine, although it is a very long aerial cable run up to the roof. The whole length is approx 100ft. Does this help? You haven't stated the model number of your Fringe booster but, anyway, it should be connected near the INPUT end of the cable so it is amplifying a good, clean signal and not one that has picked up noise through 100 feet of cable.

In your case that would be near the aerial. You can buy a masthead amplifier that is powered by inserting the power supply into the cable downstairs. Something like the Vision C12469 V20-3127 Masthead amplifier would be ideal. If you are using a 'wideband' aerial, get rid of it. The V11-20A2 log-periodic aerial is ideal for 'Group A' transmitters such as Crystal Palace. You haven't stated the model number of your Fringe booster but, anyway, it should be connected near the INPUT end of the cable so it is amplifying a good, clean signal and not one that has picked up noise through 100 feet of cable. In your case that would be near the aerial.

You can buy a masthead amplifier that is powered by inserting the power supply into the cable downstairs. Something like the Vision C12469 V20-3127 Masthead amplifier would be ideal. If you are using a 'wideband' aerial, get rid of it. The V11-20A2 log-periodic aerial is ideal for 'Group A' transmitters such as Crystal Palace.