Re: Freeview changes
 

It was just incorrect haha

Re: Freeview changes
 

My second TV just bought, Sharp has freely, the reason I bought it , clearly offers Freeview as a choice.So much better that my Samsung which I had to select app to watch . A pian if I wanted to switch channels

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My local Tesco store is selling the Sharp 50HK4345K, it's a 50" UHD LED TV for £339 or £239 for Clubcard holders. The spec is amazing for a cheap TV including Freely, HDR including Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos and all the usual apps you'd expect. The 40" version costs £249 (£159) and the 32" has a £115 Clubcard price. Most people can afford a good cheap TV now.

Re: Freeview changes
 

We got a new TV for our kitchen when we got it replaced.

It is Freely, but it’s only used for Freeview through the aerial. It’s never been connected to the internet and there are no plans to do so.

And none of the other house TVs are connected online via their in-built systems.

Most of the secondary screens only get used for short bursts, and for live channels when they are on, there’s no need, the traditional tech does what’s required, and more reliably.

Anyway, enough of this, this discussion is for Freeview Changes.

Re: Freeview changes
 

What about firmware updates :shocking: