Seeking Freeview Box

Paul_Varjak

Shinds wrote:

You guys need to check this out

http://www.freesatfromsky.com

You are right of course. Also, LIDL sometimes have special offers on free-to-view satellite services, providing you are not restricted on erecting a dish of course!

dirtyred619

I like the sound of this, never heard of getting freeview this way! I'm just moving into a new house and don't want to have to pay for Sky Digital until I getr to grips with all the bills, so getting this should solve the problem in a couple of months I can upgrade to Sky without much hassle as all the equipment is already set up, cheers!

oxter

Thanks guys - Paul which Bush model did you buy? I saw one in Makro for £30 (can't remember if that included the vat!)

Re The Humax FOX-T or Humax PVR8000 (Shrek) Do you remember the prices.

I'd prefer to buy on the high street to avoid postal returns in the event of problems (which quite a few people are having).
Thanks - Oxter

manutd_2

must recommend the Sony VTXD800U Set Top Box. although one of the most expensive freeview boxes it has to be one of the best. excellent
heres some of the features.

Digitally interactive.

Digital text.

Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB).

RF loop.

Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB) subtitles available.

Auto set up.

Child lock.

Scans for new channels.

Full access to all Freeview channels.

Now and next electronic programme guide.

8 day electronic programme guide.

Horizontal or vertical positioning.

Smartlink.

Remote control (2 x AA batteries supplied).

2 SCART sockets.

1 SCART lead included.

Size (H)4.8, (W)21.5, (D)24cm.