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Freeview on PC
Mon, 27 Feb 2006 19:37:05 +0000
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JoeH...
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I've just been playing with one of these
and I'm very impressed.
I just borrowed it for the evening but at £40- £45 I may just have to
have one. LOL
andon...
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Great reviews. HTH for onlookers
JoeH...
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Thanks for that andon.
I was very impressed with it when I tried it out the other night. With
the supplied (mini) aerial the picture was good on most channels but
did break up on a couple. With the external aerial the picture on all
channels was perfect and rock steady.
Unfortunately I couldn't persuade my mate to let me keep it until my
own arrives ;-)
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BoyPete...
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I have a Hauppauge Nova T. Good fun :)
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Ponder...
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I've got Windows XP Media Centre Edition and have to agree. A most useful
piece of kit, especially for a shift jbexer :-)
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Aries...
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Looks good, do you need an aerial?
JoeH...
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The little one which comes with it works fine here although an
external "grown ups" aerial will of course be better.
Aries...
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I MUST have one - burfday coming up LOL
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Anita Carter...
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If you are a customer of sky you can use sky broadband on your computer - as
long as you have XP that is :)
West Stand Bowler...
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I qualify on both counts. How is it done?
Anita Carter...
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it is free if you are a customer of sky :))
West Stand Bowler...
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Thanks Anita.
Anita Carter...
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JoeH...
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Thanks Anita that's very interesting.
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datasmog...
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With an average file size of 1gb per movie, you need to be careful if
your internet account is capped.
JoeH...
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That's the beauty of the TV on "a stick" or card, it uses no bandwidth
at all - you get lots of radio stations too.
Aries...
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