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Old 30-04-2008, 17:54   #31
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Originally Posted by Xaccers View Post
Just a Technika from Tesco, I'm only interested in DTV simply because it has it built in and being in the upstairs back room (used as a TV and monitor for my laptop) it's too far from the Sky box.
Like yours, I've got the button on the remote to toggle between the two, and through the menu system in DTV mode I can start the channel search.
Yes, I got my IDTV in the event that I had to give up the cable and satellite which I have now.

My TV starts up in normal terrestrial mode and if I want to do anything with Freeview I have to press the toggle button.

I have my aerial plugged into my VCR so that it bypasses the Virgin & Sky boxes, which may or may not throughput the signals.

I have all available channels as favourites so that I can see all the channels and can access them directly both by number or by using the channel change button.

Does your TV list your favourites..few though they are?
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