Newby question on SV7
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Newby question on SV7
Hi All,
Is a internet connection required with the standard firmware to just get the FTA channels?
Is the standard firmware timed, i.e does it have the subscription i've read about?
I'm from Spain and use the boxes to just get the FTA channels, used to use SV5's but as I can't get them any more am looking at the SV7. These will be used in houses without internet, so will the work or is a internet connection really need with the standard firmware just for FTA?
Ta
Phil
Is a internet connection required with the standard firmware to just get the FTA channels?
Is the standard firmware timed, i.e does it have the subscription i've read about?
I'm from Spain and use the boxes to just get the FTA channels, used to use SV5's but as I can't get them any more am looking at the SV7. These will be used in houses without internet, so will the work or is a internet connection really need with the standard firmware just for FTA?
Ta
Phil
ptan- Newbie
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Re: Newby question on SV7
A live TV connection is needed,connected the TV directly to the wall socket (no box) this used to be the case to receive FTA channels.
The firmware is not timed.
Before buying a SV cheaper to buy a "freeview" box cost about £20.00 with no subscription
Some new premises has wall sockets for free TV fitted
The firmware is not timed.
Before buying a SV cheaper to buy a "freeview" box cost about £20.00 with no subscription
Some new premises has wall sockets for free TV fitted
jonpc- .
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Re: Newby question on SV7
Hi Jonpc,
Thanks for that
I'm in Spain on a community that has cable TV wired in ( DVB-C ) so a freeview ( DVB-T ) box is no good.
Unless you know of a good DVB-C box for around £20 that is :-)
Phil
Thanks for that
I'm in Spain on a community that has cable TV wired in ( DVB-C ) so a freeview ( DVB-T ) box is no good.
Unless you know of a good DVB-C box for around £20 that is :-)
Phil
ptan- Newbie
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Re: Newby question on SV7
This is on Ebay 260811505528 ----190550875973
Just tried a old SV 1 box and all FTA channels are still working,firmware has not been update for over a year
Surprised that any SV box worked in Spain
Just tried a old SV 1 box and all FTA channels are still working,firmware has not been update for over a year
Surprised that any SV box worked in Spain
Last edited by jonpc on Mon Jul 04 2011, 10:51; edited 1 time in total
jonpc- .
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Re: Newby question on SV7
Thanks Jonpc,
I'm not after just 1, need 50+ at a time. Used to use Sv4, then SV5's but they are getting hard to get as not made anymore.
Ta
phil
I'm not after just 1, need 50+ at a time. Used to use Sv4, then SV5's but they are getting hard to get as not made anymore.
Ta
phil
ptan- Newbie
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Re: Newby question on SV7
With what you say any SV box 1-5 will also be of use to you.
You have a PM
You have a PM
jonpc- .
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Re: Newby question on SV7
even digivox,a slightly better box than starview should work then
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