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freeview - digital guidance please
itsalongroad
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hello
forgive my ignorance here
I have bought 2 freeview boxes - different makes, but it cannot connect. I dont htink i HAVE AN AERIAL THATS DIGITAL AND PICKING UP FREEVIEW SIGNAL
Dont postcode search and area is good.
what now? I dont want to spend £100+ on an install and wonder if there is something I can buy and simply shove in the loft?
advice appreciated
thanks
forgive my ignorance here
I have bought 2 freeview boxes - different makes, but it cannot connect. I dont htink i HAVE AN AERIAL THATS DIGITAL AND PICKING UP FREEVIEW SIGNAL
Dont postcode search and area is good.
what now? I dont want to spend £100+ on an install and wonder if there is something I can buy and simply shove in the loft?
advice appreciated
thanks
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itsalongroad wrote: »hello
forgive my ignorance here
I have bought 2 freeview boxes - different makes, but it cannot connect. I dont htink i HAVE AN AERIAL THATS DIGITAL AND PICKING UP FREEVIEW SIGNAL
No such thing as a " Digital Aerial " you just require an aerial that is capable of receiving adequate signal for your TV to function properly.
Make sure they are connected correctly, then run install from the menu.0 -
What kind of aerial are you plugging into the box? Is it just a cable that comes out of the wall (probably connected to an aerial in the loft)? Or is it just a small aerial sat on top of the tv?0
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My aerial is in the loft and my signal is fine but then again I live in an area where there is good reception. The best thing to do is to look at the surrounding houses and if they have outside aerials then it is probable that you will need an outside aerial as well.I'm Glad to be here... At my age I'm glad to be anywhere!!
I'm not losing my hair... I'm getting more head!!0 -
I know this might seem condescending but it isn't meant to be,but have you connected the boxes to your tv's via the scart connector as most of them do not have an rf output and need to be connected via the scart connector.itsalongroad wrote: »hello
forgive my ignorance here
I have bought 2 freeview boxes - different makes, but it cannot connect. I dont htink i HAVE AN AERIAL THATS DIGITAL AND PICKING UP FREEVIEW SIGNAL
Dont postcode search and area is good.
what now? I dont want to spend £100+ on an install and wonder if there is something I can buy and simply shove in the loft?
advice appreciated
thanks
Good luck !!0
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