Samsung UE32EH5000

Prestonian · 21-07-2013, 18:15

This is a relatively new full HD set with built in Freeview. I don't think it is classed as a "smart TV".

Can someone advise in non-technical terms, please, whether/how it can be set up to receive catch-up services. Its Freeview picture quality is superb and I'm assuming I would need wifi to get catch-up if that is feasible. Would I need some kind of digibox or adaptor. My current BB speed is about 7.5 Megs - would that be enough?

mac2708 · 21-07-2013, 19:26

This may help explain
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology...atchup-iplayer

IMHO Youview is the best solution and there are offers with BT and TalkTalk
To quote the article:
"For consumers who want to avoid technology, YouView looks like the simplest way to get the UK's catch-up TV services in one box"
plus you have a decent HD PVR too

21-07-2013, 18:15	#1
Prestonian Inactive Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 228	Samsung UE32EH5000 This is a relatively new full HD set with built in Freeview. I don't think it is classed as a "smart TV". Can someone advise in non-technical terms, please, whether/how it can be set up to receive catch-up services. Its Freeview picture quality is superb and I'm assuming I would need wifi to get catch-up if that is feasible. Would I need some kind of digibox or adaptor. My current BB speed is about 7.5 Megs - would that be enough?

21-07-2013, 19:26	#2
mac2708 Forum Member Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 3,196	This may help explain http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology...atchup-iplayer IMHO Youview is the best solution and there are offers with BT and TalkTalk To quote the article: "For consumers who want to avoid technology, YouView looks like the simplest way to get the UK's catch-up TV services in one box" plus you have a decent HD PVR too

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