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Old 12-04-2025, 15:57   #41
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Re: New set top box
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Originally Posted by nodrogd View Post
The EE TV Pro box can record both Freeview broadcast & IP Streamed channels. However, if you want to record the Sky or TNT channels you are out of luck, as they are provided by the NOW & Discovery+ apps respectively & not IPTV.
Yes, it can record from live TV (Freeview), but that won’t be possible when Freeview closes down because the transmitters will no longer be available for TV broadcasts.

As for ‘recording from IP streamed channels’, are you sure about that? Some systems may describe ‘recording from the cloud’, but it is effectively drawing your requested programme from on demand.

Although you may think that BBC programmes are ‘recordable’ from IP streamed channels, you are effectively accessing those programmes from the BBCi-Player.
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