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What do you get on them? Is it one of those you can get the sport channels on?
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Alternative to Sky?
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TCIB
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It is the image quality they pump out that attracts people to them i think. From what i can see those who will not tolerate anything but the crispest pic tend to go towards Humax. That is a shame about reliability though.Bought a Humax refurb Freesat box with 1yr guarantee and it lasted 13 months, but the Sky boxes are still going after 5 years. I've heard the Humax boxes can be hit and miss but they are good when they work.
TCIB
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They are freeview recorders and players bud. Most new ones have the ability to add iptv to them though with some software.What do you get on them? Is it one of those you can get the sport channels on?
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Thank youThey are freeview recorders and players bud. Most new ones have the ability to add iptv to them though with some software.
Magicpole
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I picked up one of these for a friend ... wired it into the existing Sky sat dish and tuned it in ,,, no problem. Off eBay for £40.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Humax-Fo...229320&hash=item3b3771f07b:g:-UsAAOSwkXVdWDhE
If you had Sky Q you may need to change the LNB on the dish tho.
I wish I had the ability to fit that up. I fucking hate giving money to Sky and BT.
Sorry on the back of this thread...
What do I need to order if I want to split my aerial cable signal into two separate cables?
At the moment it just goes straight from the floor plug through a cable and into my TV. Now I’ve bought a recorder but it doesn’t support HD and my TV does with the inbuilt tuner. So I need a splitter of some sort and then two extra aerial cables I presume?
What do I need to order if I want to split my aerial cable signal into two separate cables?
At the moment it just goes straight from the floor plug through a cable and into my TV. Now I’ve bought a recorder but it doesn’t support HD and my TV does with the inbuilt tuner. So I need a splitter of some sort and then two extra aerial cables I presume?
Ifwecouldjust.......
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Sorry on the back of this thread...
What do I need to order if I want to split my aerial cable signal into two separate cables?
At the moment it just goes straight from the floor plug through a cable and into my TV. Now I’ve bought a recorder but it doesn’t support HD and my TV does with the inbuilt tuner. So I need a splitter of some sort and then two extra aerial cables I presume?
If is a freeview box then airial cable to box .. box to tv ... what connections do you have on the box? are they scart or hdmi... what connections do you have on the TV?
If is a freeview box then airial cable to box .. box to tv ... what connections do you have on the box? are they scart or hdmi... what connections do you have on the TV?
It's a TV tuner for the PS3 called PlayTV. It only has an ''in" aerial port and not an "out" one like the old VCRs used to have. So it's a dead end if you only have one aerial cable.
So I assume you can split it before it gets to those devices.
It's a TV tuner for the PS3 called PlayTV. It only has an ''in" aerial port and not an "out" one like the old VCRs used to have. So it's a dead end if you only have one aerial cable.
So I assume you can split it before it gets to those devices.
I used to have one of those for my ps3 you can only watch Freeview with that on your ps3. Or is it you need another Ariel feed to you tv that has freeview? If so you just need a Ariel splitter.