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Old 28-03-2008, 13:50   #4
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Re: Sky & Analogue TV
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Originally Posted by James79 View Post
I am considering having Sky HD installed and was wondering if someone could confirm that I will not need an external aerial to receive terrestrial broadcasts (ie - BBC1 - FIVE).

To clarify, I know I will be able to receive them through the Sky box but I would also like to have them tuned into their individual channels on the TV. For example - Channels 1 through 5 will be occupied by the terrestrial channels, and the Sky box will be tuned into Channel 6 (also being received through the HDMI port.
You will be able to do this, however this will obviously not work after the analogue switch off in 2012.
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