Suggestions for boosting Audio to recording equip ...

[JmeJReefer]

Originally Posted by gregzz4

I don't want to spend $1100.00 on the Shaw whole-home system yet, so I'm using what I have
I have 2 cable boxes and a DVD-r
I've made a lot of connections and the audio has dropped some

I've looked online to find a booster for the audio, but I've had no luck

Any suggestions ?

thicker Cable. gold plated and quality connections. North american power is fairly "dirty"...so the cleaner the signal can travel thru the cable and thru the connections is the either amplify the signal via...well, an amplifier or thicken the cable gauge....
its an option...

[Proteus]

Originally Posted by JmeJReefer

thicker Cable. gold plated and quality connections. North american power is fairly "dirty"...so the cleaner the signal can travel thru the cable and thru the connections is the either amplify the signal via...well, an amplifier or thicken the cable gauge....
its an option...

+1.

Older (smaller cables) can't handle the capacity. Also splitters need to be put together correctly. I found this out from shaw as when they split the load that some channels carry drops

[MarkoD]

Switch to Telus. You'll get whole home pvr for 3 tvs free. And they'll give you a free 42" tv on a 3 year term