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http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/produ...uct_uid=108558
http://tinyurl.com/kmfhf Goodmans Freeview DAB GDB5E Provides access to all FREEVIEW digital channels & DAB radio stations 7-day EPG RF loop through Twin SCART outputs Easy one-touch auto set up and tune Full digital Text Back lit 2 line alpha-numeric display Supports DAB DLS and programme information Now and next electronic programme guide 5 event timer Full analogue functionality of existing TV is retained Full analogue and digital recording capability Outputs: 2 x SCART, RCA audio Remote control |
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Graculus wrote:
Can it also get the Freeview Radio channels (in addition to the lower bit rate DAB ones)? I don't know this specific box, but doesn't *every* Freeview box get the Freeview radio channels? André Coutanche |
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"André Coutanche" wrote in message
... Graculus wrote: Can it also get the Freeview Radio channels (in addition to the lower bit rate DAB ones)? I don't know this specific box, but doesn't *every* Freeview box get the Freeview radio channels? In theory, yes. But some treat TV & radio differently, like my old Nokia box, and it might be assumed you don't need them, as you have DAB (just a theory). And Windows XP Media Center Edition with Freeview cards doesn't support radio (which is a bit crap). One other thing. With only one aerial input, how's it supposed to get a good DAB signal through the TV antenna? A TV antenna is tuned for different frequencies, and in my case, points to a completely different transmitted than my local DAB transmitter. |
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Graculus wrote:
"André Coutanche" wrote in message ... Graculus wrote: Can it also get the Freeview Radio channels (in addition to the lower bit rate DAB ones)? I don't know this specific box, but doesn't *every* Freeview box get the Freeview radio channels? In theory, yes. But some treat TV & radio differently, like my old Nokia box, and it might be assumed you don't need them, as you have DAB (just a theory). And Windows XP Media Center Edition with Freeview cards doesn't support radio (which is a bit crap). One other thing. With only one aerial input, how's it supposed to get a good DAB signal through the TV antenna? A TV antenna is tuned for different frequencies, and in my case, points to a completely different transmitted than my local DAB transmitter. 2 aerials one for DTT and the other for DAB and use a VHF/UHF diplexer. Or try one of these: http://www.televes.com/ingles/produc...ha.asp?COD=229 Regards Glenn... |
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"^^artnada^^" wrote in message . uk... http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/produ...uct_uid=108558 http://tinyurl.com/kmfhf Goodmans Freeview DAB GDB5E Provides access to all FREEVIEW digital channels & DAB radio stations 7-day EPG RF loop through Twin SCART outputs Easy one-touch auto set up and tune Full digital Text Back lit 2 line alpha-numeric display Supports DAB DLS and programme information Now and next electronic programme guide 5 event timer Full analogue functionality of existing TV is retained Full analogue and digital recording capability Outputs: 2 x SCART, RCA audio Remote control Wow a remote control (useful). The DABis a good thing I suppose, u r getting it free, whatever it is. But I would like to "try before you buy", see what the menus are like, is the remote nice, easy to use etc.... |
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Graculus wrote:
... And Windows XP Media Center Edition with Freeview cards doesn't support radio (which is a bit crap). XP MCE 2005 has supported the radio channels for some time now. ![]() |
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"Bazzer Smith" wrote in message
... Wow a remote control (useful). The DABis a good thing I suppose, u r getting it free, whatever it is. But I would like to "try before you buy", see what the menus are like, is the remote nice, easy to use etc.... For £20, why bother? |
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"Graculus" wrote in message ... "Bazzer Smith" wrote in message ... Wow a remote control (useful). The DABis a good thing I suppose, u r getting it free, whatever it is. But I would like to "try before you buy", see what the menus are like, is the remote nice, easy to use etc.... For £20, why bother? Because you might go through 5-6 boxes before find one yu are pleased with. |
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