what freeview box to buy?
13 February 2006, 10:09 PM
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what freeview box to buy?
moved into new house , my chipped cable box's wont work in the cable sockets 
went to the green box end of road couldnt find nothin with out number on etc think prev owners may of been on ntl broadband
so will go buy a freeview, might aswell buy one with built in hard drive for recording but which make are good? ie no freezing etc as my current philips one in the childrens play room is ****e
went to the green box end of road couldnt find nothin with out number on etc think prev owners may of been on ntl broadbandso will go buy a freeview, might aswell buy one with built in hard drive for recording but which make are good? ie no freezing etc as my current philips one in the childrens play room is ****e
13 February 2006, 10:18 PM
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Here's a starter for ten on dual tuner freeview hardrive boxes...
http://www.emsee.co.uk/pvr/
Since that was compiled, there is also a dual tuner 80Gb Fusion FVRT145 available at Argos for £124.99.
Read here for all the info you need in general.
http://forum.digitalspy.co.uk/board/...splay.php?f=90
http://www.emsee.co.uk/pvr/
Since that was compiled, there is also a dual tuner 80Gb Fusion FVRT145 available at Argos for £124.99.
Read here for all the info you need in general.
http://forum.digitalspy.co.uk/board/...splay.php?f=90
14 February 2006, 09:40 AM
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I bought a Humax PVR-9200T for ~£200.
It has twin Freeview tuners and a 160Gb hard disk.
Picture quality is excellent and the menu system is very easy to use.
www.humaxdigital.co.uk
www.hummy.org.uk
Regards, Mark
It has twin Freeview tuners and a 160Gb hard disk.
Picture quality is excellent and the menu system is very easy to use.
www.humaxdigital.co.uk
www.hummy.org.uk
Regards, Mark
14 February 2006, 11:07 AM
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Topfield is very well respected amongst the AV crowd. Check out the dedicated forums at HERE and HERE and the special website for upgrades, downloads and advice Toppy.org.uk
14 February 2006, 11:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Dark
I bought a Humax PVR-9200T for ~£200.
It has twin Freeview tuners and a 160Gb hard disk.
Picture quality is excellent and the menu system is very easy to use.
www.humaxdigital.co.uk
www.hummy.org.uk
Regards, Mark
It has twin Freeview tuners and a 160Gb hard disk.
Picture quality is excellent and the menu system is very easy to use.
www.humaxdigital.co.uk
www.hummy.org.uk
Regards, Mark
got one just after christmas very good piece of kit not perfect but the best out there at the moment
The topfield has alot of bugs apparently
see hear http://www.emsee.co.uk/pvr/
damn damn mental note must read whole of post,must read whole of post
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