Thread: BT vision? Any good?
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Old 06-03-2012, 10:29   #6
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Re: BT vision? Any good?
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Originally Posted by m419 View Post
It's just freeview with TV on demand, all content from other sources are on demand, you get picturebox as well on it however that costs about £4 or £5.

I wouldn't use it. Not yet, not until it is able to offer a full range of live TV channels like Virgin Media.

Any aerial is suitable for digital tv.

You have been misled about digital and analogue aerials, there is no such thing, even a 20 year old mini aerial that you put on top of a tv seems to be compatible.

You need to head over to Digital UK's website for more information.
It will soon be in serious trouble when YourView is launched!

Until BT gets it act together then Virgin TV and BSkyB will still dominate the Pay-TV market!
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