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Sky+-alike with no fees?
ShockingPink
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Hi all - hope someone can help as I've searched but to no avail...
We have the Sky freesat service - i.e. have dish and limited channels, but don't pay a fee. Is it possible to get a Sky+ type box that doesn't involve paying a subscription? Our region is now all-digital, so at the moment we can only record the channel we're watching, which is a bit pointless!
We currently have an old CRT television which will need replacing soon, so if anyone knows of any integrated TV solutions that would be useful too - though at the moment would prefer a separate box if one's available!
Thanks in advance...
We have the Sky freesat service - i.e. have dish and limited channels, but don't pay a fee. Is it possible to get a Sky+ type box that doesn't involve paying a subscription? Our region is now all-digital, so at the moment we can only record the channel we're watching, which is a bit pointless!
We currently have an old CRT television which will need replacing soon, so if anyone knows of any integrated TV solutions that would be useful too - though at the moment would prefer a separate box if one's available!
Thanks in advance...
C'est le ton qui fait la chanson
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People Recommend Humax.......But they are pricey.
Here's their website, shop around, (google is our friend
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http://www.humaxdigital.com/uk/products/product_stb_satellite_foxsathdr.asp
Features & Functions
freesat HD and SD channel recording- Simultaneous viewing of one channel and recording another channel
- Record 2 channels at the same time
- Receive HDTV signals
- Under 1W power consumption in standby
- HDMI - digital interface for perfect transmission of picture and sound
- Simultaneous playing of transmissions over HDMI, Composite or Scart
- Easy installation and operation
- Resolution format: 1080i, 720p, 576p, 576i
- DVB-S2 and DVB-S compatible
- Ethernet support (for future use)
- Full colour high resolution electronic programme guide
- Automatic software upgrade via satellite
- Upscaling Standard Definition channels
- Audio description / One touch subtitle
- Massive 320GB HDD
- Dimensions (Width x Height x Depth): 380 x 55 x 252mm
- Weight: 3.1kg
Oh what's the bloody point...?0 -
You can either go the Freeview route, assuming your aerial is good enough and get a twin tuner recorder which will allow 2 recordings at the same time.
The other option is to get a Freesat box, but as you only have the one feed from the dish, you would still need another feed to allow you to watch one channel and record another.Dave. :wave:0
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