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Help! Advice needed to go from sky to freeview!
Hello,
I am currently paying out a lot of money each month for sky plus tv. I have been with sky for nearly 2 years. I have heard friends talk about having freeview or freesat but I am not clued up on this. I would like to change my sky so I am not paying a monthly cost. I went to buy a freeview plus box today but then realised that The problem I have is I don't currently have an Ariel. (Only a sky dish) which means getting someone in to fit an Ariel. Is the any tv out there which I can use which is free and I can use the dish I have at the moment? I also want to be able to record my programs like I do on sky plus! Any advice would be appreciated! As you can tell I am not a wiz at this. Thanks Chez |
Re: Help! Advice needed to go from sky to freeview!
You still have a Sky dish, right?
Then just buy any freesat PVR, like this and replace the Sky box I don't believe there are any TVs with freesat built in that can record |
Re: Help! Advice needed to go from sky to freeview!
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Re: Help! Advice needed to go from sky to freeview!
If you end your Sky subscription, the Sky box/card should operate in "freesat from Sky" mode, but you will lose the + recording functions unless you pay a separate £10 per month subscription just to keep those features.
Alternatively, a Freesat+ box would connect in place of the Sky+, would allow recording, and would not have a whole heap of unsubscribed channels to scroll through. NB. Freesat desctriptions... Freesat+ is recording Freesat HD ... is HD (not recording) Freesat+ HD is recording and HD "Freetime" is the scrollback EPG with on-demand catchup (similar to Youview for freeview) - can be found on some recording, and some non-recording devices - there is a £99 HD with freetime that is not a recording one (and of course, broadband connection is required for catchup) |
Re: Help! Advice needed to go from sky to freeview!
I have the same problem i.e. a satellite dish with two leads and have stopped Sky and want to go onto talktalk. Unfortunately the talktalk box needs a single coax cable. How can I convert the two satalite dish leads into one coax.
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