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Analog TV Switch Off
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Not sure if this is the right place to ask, but can anyone tell me
I have just the Sky box and a Philip's Recorder DVD/Video
if I wanted to watch one channel and record on another channel how would I do this as we have now had the Analog switched off
I have just the Sky box and a Philip's Recorder DVD/Video
if I wanted to watch one channel and record on another channel how would I do this as we have now had the Analog switched off
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Sky+ or a freeview box.0
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Dehaani's right. You'll either need to add another digital TV tuner (a Freeview box in your case) or upgrade to Sky +.
There are also Freeview+ boxes but it's worth checking your Freeview reception first.
It's effectively what you used to do with analogue TV - your TV had one tuner and the VCR had another... so you could watch one thing and record another.0
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