I currently have sky digital. However i have had to cancel my subscription due to redundancy. I am therefore looking at the Pace twin tuner. If was to connect the TV scart output of the digibox to the scart 2 on the Pace twin tuner would it pass the RGB through the box and out of Scart 1?

"Staiger" wrote in message ... You might like to read my experiences with SetPal re. poor reception. Meanwhile, ITV and C4 are MUCH poorer signals than the BBC and Five channels. Does anyone know if/when this situation will be resolved? And, in fact, why ITV and C4 are so much worse? They are broadcast on the old...

Firstly, let me say to anyone thinking of buying this product....DON'T!!! I'm going to replace mine!!! The idea behind the product (i.e. being able to record to your PC and use it to watch on both PC & TV) is great. That's why I bought it. I'm now suffering too many problems. I am getting problems with the box keep freezing and now the reason for my posting....I can't record...

"Dom Spencer (N e-site)" wrote in message ... The equipment you need http://www.all-areas-antennas.com.au/ Yeah bit over the top as we don't use VHF bands 1 & 3 un like aus. Also combined VHF and UHF aerials have always had very poor gain.

On Fri, 01 Aug 2003 16:50:12 +0100, Rob Randall wrote: On Fri, 01 Aug 2003 15:51:53 +0100, Tim Brookshaw wrote: Imagine my surprise when the TV showed widescreen on the VCR feed to the TV.

"Rob Randall" wrote in message ... On Fri, 01 Aug 2003 15:51:53 +0100, Tim Brookshaw wrote: Imagine my surprise when the TV showed widescreen on the VCR feed to the TV. The VCR is only recording the Widescreen signal because it has been

When I was in LA a few years back I happily paid an extra $6.99 (If I correctly recall the amount) with my Dish Networks sub in order to receive a bouquet of local stations. The picture quality was clearer and I could also receive a couple of channels I couldn't pick up terrestrially. That Alpha Punjabi sub is similarly priced and if that channel can make a profit selling such a sub that also...

Does anybody know if/when Hannington is due any power upgrades? I'm in Caversham (north of Reading) and DTT reception is a little flaky, even with a new aerial, new cabling and a booster. I get a decent enough analogue signal from Hannington but regular break-ups (especially on the QAM64 muxes) using digital. I'm using a Nebula DigiTV PCI which reports a signal strength of around 71%, with an...

On Thu, 31 Jul 2003 12:31:31 +0100, JPG wrote: To construct a PVR using a PC, what would be the minimum spec? Can a PC DVD writer record analogue or digital TV on the fly? Is it worth using the Freeview Hauppage units? Would I have to have PC graphics with TV out or does the Hauppage unit feed back via USB2.0? TIA

What's the consensus regarding ghosting on freeview? Do you all notice it? I use the Nova-T adaptor to watch TV on my PC. I used to have a TFT (actually tried several with 25ms response times), but the results weren't always impressive, gave too many giddy feelings while in fast motion sequences. I since switched to a CRT (~370MHz pixel rate, a very fast response rate) to remedy this, but I...

We have a few distribution systems that use satellite for Channel Five (I'm not going to call it 'five' because I think it's ignorant not to use initial capitals). Anyway, they are now faced with paying £12.60 a month just for this channel. Most of them are narked about it and have asked me to put the receiver on a FTA channel instead. So Channel Five have lost a lot of...

If it's a multi-occupancy block, perhaps they'd be happy to pay a few bob each towards it. These people are (a) elderly, and (b) Yorkshire. They can't see why they should pay anything for a free channel. Bill

"Tim Brookshaw" wrote in message ... Always, when recording wide screen on my VCR I get the typical 'horizontal squash' anamorphic effect on the VCR, so have to adjust the TV to widescreen manually on playback. No big deal - I guess it's this way for everybody. This is how it's always been for me: the...

-- reply to chipsuar.chipsuarremove this at charitydays.co.uk "JPG" wrote in message ... To construct a PVR using a PC, what would be the minimum spec? Can a PC DVD writer record analogue or digital TV on the fly? Is it worth using the Freeview Hauppage units? Would I have to have PC graphics with TV out or does the...

On Fri, 1 Aug 2003 19:05:51 +1000, "Dom Spencer \(N e-site\)" wrote: The equipment you need http://www.all-areas-antennas.com.au/ No thanks - I don't want a £1000 air fare added to the usual £45 an hour aerial erector rate.

Andy Sinclair wrote: I've been in the roof of Winchester cathedral, you could fit a pretty big aerial in there. I'm told that ILR station Star FM in Ely Cambs, have their transmitting aerial *inside* the roof of Ely cathedral.

"Wrightsaerials" wrote in message ... Can you not invoke the god of Freeview to see if he will take pity on them? The god of Freeview's writ does not run in some parts of Sheffield. In that case you must leave the heathens to their fate. Az.

How come I have now BBC1 WM on 101 program channel , when I am in the EM Nottingham area, albeit I can get EM NO on channel 950, but surely BBC101 should show EM not WM anyone any ideas please !

Hi all, I'm new to this group, so excuse me if this is a simpe question (I'm also new to digi tv stuff, and I have searched for answers, but a lot of it didn't mean much to me). I have an ordinary TV, and an ordinary aeriel, plugged into a digi receiver. I get the free view channels on the receiver. I would like, if possible, to receive England's BBC channels (I live in Scotland), but have been...

Scott wrote: Apologies if this question has been asked already but my searching activity did not come up with anything. I'm looking for a Freeview decoder for a present. Would you suggest Thomson, Grundig or Pace? I've heard that the Pace has a tendency to become very hot. The idea of buying a British product has some appeal - Thomson or Grundig?