Broadband Splitting?

Well, I thought that cable companies have a seperate channel that they use for internet, but if you get the internet I thought that the internet only used up one 'channel' and if you had a splitter you could just view channels as if you paid for it.

IF that was the case then all you would have to do it plug the coax into the TV.

That was basically my question, I'm not sure if it'll work though

Yes, it will work, but you will have a lower signal. Is your cable wall jack in your room? The cable shouldn't be more than 10 feet long from the wall jack to your cable modem, if you it must travel a distance, leave the modem where it is, but use an ethernet cord to reach where it needs to go, since they have far greater reach at no signal loss.

Yes, I understand what your saying eddie, but can't I just hook an amp to it to pump out the data at a higher rate to make it work alot better? And if so, what should I run it to ? Tv or PC MOdem?

Well, My Tv and my Computer are RIGHT NEXT to each other, I mean 1 ft apart, but If I wanted television in the other rooms i'd either have to run a spiltter through the roof or get them to install it then cancel.

But anyways, I've got a 25 ft ethernet cable that'd work fine , heh.