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Manhattan T3-R or T4-R or an alternative?
WIAWSNB
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Hi.
Looking for a TV recorder. Ease of use is important, and being able to scroll back to previous days to 'catch up', so Freeview Play or equivalent.
Two recordable channels tobesure tobesure.
On-demand services like iPlayer etc (via WiFo or Ethernet, doesn't matter) would be a nice addition, tho' we already have this on the TV.
So, Manhattan or an alternative? (Mil has the Manhattan T3-R and it looks a doddle to use.)
Thanks.
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Have you not contacted your Legal Protection on you insurance for advice? ☺️ ☺️WIAWSNB said:Hi.Looking for a TV recorder. Ease of use is important, and being able to scroll back to previous days to 'catch up', so Freeview Play or equivalent.Two recordable channels tobesure tobesure.On-demand services like iPlayer etc (via WiFo or Ethernet, doesn't matter) would be a nice addition, tho' we already have this on the TV.So, Manhattan or an alternative? (Mil has the Manhattan T3-R and it looks a doddle to use.)Thanks.
Freely maybe an option as there is meant to be a PUK/plug in device so no need for a TV with Freely. Meant to be out before Xmas.
Freely doesn't record but has all the (I think) catch up apps in one place so I think you input your log in details once and then it remembers it so you don't have to keep inputting them.
Have a look here for info on the recorder you mentioned and the website has some good information also.
https://www.cordbusters.co.uk/freeview-manhattan-t4-t4r-vs-t3-t3r/1 -
Tee-hee :-)Boohoo said:
Have you not contacted your Legal Protection on you insurance for advice? ☺️ ☺️WIAWSNB said:Hi.Looking for a TV recorder. Ease of use is important, and being able to scroll back to previous days to 'catch up', so Freeview Play or equivalent.Two recordable channels tobesure tobesure.On-demand services like iPlayer etc (via WiFo or Ethernet, doesn't matter) would be a nice addition, tho' we already have this on the TV.So, Manhattan or an alternative? (Mil has the Manhattan T3-R and it looks a doddle to use.)Thanks.
Freely maybe an option as there is meant to be a PUK/plug in device so no need for a TV with Freely. Meant to be out before Xmas.
Freely doesn't record but has all the (I think) catch up apps in one place so I think you input your log in details once and then it remembers it so you don't have to keep inputting them.
Have a look here for info on the recorder you mentioned and the website has some good information also.
https://www.cordbusters.co.uk/freeview-manhattan-t4-t4r-vs-t3-t3r/
Thanks, that was useful info. The Manhattan seems to be as good as it gets, so the ideal candidate. The T4 is faster, and has a slightly better menu layout and appearance - that's about it.
I'll quickly check out the main competitors before deciding.
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There were some boxes on cex last week and come with a warranty so should be ok .
I have an old Enigma 2 sat/Freeview combo box which I have had for a few years and does what I want and is in my ma cave.1 -
Thoughts on Humax Aura, please?
It has Freeview Play, phone App, good sound.
(Not bothered about Netflix - I can get that on the TV if ever needed).
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There is a MSE thread here with some advice.WIAWSNB said:Thoughts on Humax Aura, please?
It has Freeview Play, phone App, good sound.
(Not bothered about Netflix - I can get that on the TV if ever needed).
Thanks.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6640109/thoughts-on-humax-aura-pvr1
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