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Old 26-12-2003, 11:14   #1
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Question Pace hard drive recorder(with Freeview)

Can any of you folks out there tell me if i can connect the above product to my NTL(Pace)STB,and use it to record programmes from NTL's service.
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Old 26-12-2003, 12:06   #2
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Re: Pace hard drive recorder(with Freeview)

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Can any of you folks out there tell me if i can connect the above product to my NTL(Pace)STB,and use it to record programmes from NTL's service.
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depends on what connectors it has got i suppose , if it has got a scart input then i dont see why not , scart out of the digi box into the scart input on the recorder
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Re: Pace hard drive recorder(with Freeview)

Is this the one you are talking about?

http://www.pace.co.uk/paceproducts/p...DT&product=197
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Re: Pace hard drive recorder(with Freeview)

I would doubt it as it's got a terrestrial digital reciever. I doubt you'd just be able to record from scart.

Looks nice, mind you.
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Re: Pace hard drive recorder(with Freeview)

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I would doubt it as it's got a terrestrial digital reciever. I doubt you'd just be able to record from scart.

Looks nice, mind you.
I thought that is what freeview is? Or am I mistaken?
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Re: Pace hard drive recorder(with Freeview)

Is it this one Here
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Old 26-12-2003, 16:15   #7
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Re: Pace hard drive recorder(with Freeview)

Why to they always make these things with such pathetic disk drives sizes - 20GB !! - It should be at least 100GB these days.
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Re: Pace hard drive recorder(with Freeview)

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I would doubt it as it's got a terrestrial digital reciever. I doubt you'd just be able to record from scart.

Looks nice, mind you.


it looks as though it has got pass thru for a normal aeriel , i wonder if the provision is there to record from analogue aerial ???????? , if it is then could you use that to record from a digibox ??????????
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Re: Pace hard drive recorder(with Freeview)

Yes sonygeezer that's the one.



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Re: Pace hard drive recorder(with Freeview)

Thanks for your answer,same to the rest who responded.
I was thinking the same re Scart's,i am sure that's how my Video is set up at the moment(can't check at the moment,at work)seen a photo of connections at rear of unit, has two Scarts.


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depends on what connectors it has got i suppose , if it has got a scart input then i dont see why not , scart out of the digi box into the scart input on the recorder
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Re: Pace hard drive recorder(with Freeview)

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I thought that is what freeview is? Or am I mistaken?
Sorry, I thought the original poster was asking whether you would be able to record programmes from ntl's own service onto the HDD.

Which I don't think you'll be able to do, only the channels you get via Freeview.
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Re: Pace hard drive recorder(with Freeview)

guessing here but ........... , if the ntl box has an rf output then that could be plugged into the pace box ............ , if it can be plugged into the pace box could the pace box be tuned to the frequency that the ntl box outputs on ............. , same sort of thing as tuning your tv into the vcr output ............. , like i say i am only guessing , maybe i am right maybe i am wrong ............. , who knows
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Re: Pace hard drive recorder(with Freeview)

Yes asdf thats what i was trying to find out.
But owing to the increasing sound problems(see thread ) i think that the problem may be resolved by the fact that myself and NTL may part company in the New Year if they don't something major soon.


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Sorry, I thought the original poster was asking whether you would be able to record programmes from ntl's own service onto the HDD.

Which I don't think you'll be able to do, only the channels you get via Freeview.
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Re: Pace hard drive recorder(with Freeview)

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guessing here but ........... , if the ntl box has an rf output then that could be plugged into the pace box ............ , if it can be plugged into the pace box could the pace box be tuned to the frequency that the ntl box outputs on ............. , same sort of thing as tuning your tv into the vcr output ............. , like i say i am only guessing , maybe i am right maybe i am wrong ............. , who knows
Also guessing ... the Pace box has Freeview decoders, so will it not be looking for the Freeview multiplex signals ... which the nl box doesn't provide, it only provides a single channel at a time ...
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Re: Pace hard drive recorder(with Freeview)

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Also guessing ... the Pace box has Freeview decoders, so will it not be looking for the Freeview multiplex signals ... which the nl box doesn't provide, it only provides a single channel at a time ...
The Pace Twin only records from its in-built freeview tuner and not external sources. At £200 though, I'd be ditching them! I got mine today and it's pretty good (never had ntl DTV anyway)
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