Originally Posted by scoobyvirgin (Post 8341483)

Can I not tempt anyone with a dodgy box then? ;)

Originally Posted by Diesel (Post 8340686)

I haven't researched it, although have been tempted - being handy with a soldering iron and that ;) I do get all the sky non premium channels in the bedroom set top box though, as well as on the £35 a month main HD box in the living room. I aint telling though as they normally want an absurd £10 a month for this duplication (as if I had 2 pairs of eyes!). That's as far as my Robin Hood-ness goes ;)

D

Originally Posted by ScoobyWon't (Post 8341512)

I get the HD channels in the living room and upstairs just by plugging a aerial cable from the out socket on the SKY HD box and a aerial cable from the socket to the input of the tv in my bedroom. Dunno how it works though. :confused:

Originally Posted by Diesel (Post 8341729)

Well it wont be in HD mate!!! You are just using the second RF output of the box, and it is a good solution - although both TV's will have to be on the same channel and its probably THE worse output for picture quality. That's £120 in the bank ;) D

Originally Posted by antc (Post 8341996)

Search eurovox on a famous bidding site ;)

Originally Posted by antc (Post 8341996)

Search eurovox on a famous bidding site ;)

Originally Posted by antc (Post 8341996)

Search eurovox on a famous bidding site ;)

Originally Posted by boxst (Post 8342522)

And for Sky?

Steve

Originally Posted by ALi-B (Post 8341905)

Also the RF outputs are Mono sound on a lot of boxes as teh modulator doesn't support NICAM.

So thats dolby 5.1 down-mixed to mono and 720p/1080i resolution downscaled to 576i.

(translated: no better than the picture/sound from a 1980's TV :D )

Originally Posted by scoobyvirgin (Post 8342566)

Nothing!

Originally Posted by alistair (Post 8346884)

I thought the 9v trick only worked for about 4 movies ?

The down side is that if you ever reconnect the phone line, you'll get billed for them.....