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Manhattan Plaza HDR-S
I am going to buy the Plaza HDR-S to replace my Sky HD box. Would I be able to connect my old Sky wireless conector to the ethernet connection on the back of the box and use for the on demand services.
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I am going to buy the Plaza HDR-S to replace my Sky HD box. Would I be able to connect my old Sky wireless conector to the ethernet connection on the back of the box and use for the on demand services.
I weould reconsider your choice of box. Do a bit of research it seems it has problems with new HD channels. |
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I am on a very tight budget.is there any other boxes around the £130 mark that anyone can recommend.
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Yes, a 'Grade A' Humax Foxsat 500GB box from Humax direct with a years warranty for £129.
http://www.humaxdirect.co.uk/product.asp?ProdRef=10105 Doubt the old Sky wireless would work, but it's a better box than the Manhattan imo. |
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Very doubtfull, the box would need to have drivers for the chipset used.
I weould reconsider your choice of box. Do a bit of research it seems it has problems with new HD channels. Thanks in advance. |
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