Thread: Recording NTL Digital
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Old 03-01-2005, 22:57   #3
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Re: Recording NTL Digital
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Originally Posted by dave_tracey
I'm thinking about getting a digital TV subscription, and already have NTL phone & Broadband, so it seems to be the logical choice (besides, I don't really want a dish on the house!)

I'm not sure how the STB connects to the TV, but presume it will be Scart. My question is this, would I be able to watch something on one channel, and record something on another simultaneously, using only the feed from NTL?
Not using the NTL digital signal. Some boxes support an analogue passthrough for Channels 1 to 5. You can record these, and watch a digital channel, or record a digital channel and watch Analogue channels 1 -5.

You can rent extra boxes from NTL (and about £16 a month each) to enable you to watch one digital channel and record another.
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