http://www.evesham.com/products/info...#technicaldata
if I was to get this how would I connect a freeview box up to it
if I was to get this how would I connect a freeview box up to it
tv with no scart socket
Originally Posted by cardbus:
“http://www.evesham.com/products/info...#technicaldata
if I was to get this how would I connect a freeview box up to it”
“http://www.evesham.com/products/info...#technicaldata
if I was to get this how would I connect a freeview box up to it
”
Via the AV1 composite input.
However, it's perhaps more of a concern looking at a TV from a company that went bust a few weeks ago?.
Originally Posted by Nigel Goodwin:
“Via the AV1 composite input.
However, it's perhaps more of a concern looking at a TV from a company that went bust a few weeks ago?.”
“Via the AV1 composite input.
However, it's perhaps more of a concern looking at a TV from a company that went bust a few weeks ago?.”
was only really looking at it and wondered how to connect it up. There also trading on ebay
thanks for clearing up the connection question
Originally Posted by Nigel Goodwin:
“However, it's perhaps more of a concern looking at a TV from a company that went bust a few weeks ago?.”
“However, it's perhaps more of a concern looking at a TV from a company that went bust a few weeks ago?.”
Is that right?
Is there any info on this?
Originally Posted by Chris Simon:
“Is that right? Is there any info on this?”
“Is that right?
Is there any info on this?”
It's talked about on a thread or two here, and a simple google soon finds:
http://www.channelregister.co.uk/200...ditors_report/
Originally Posted by PhilipM:
“SCART is only used in Europe, and everybody else seems to watch TV okay!”
“SCART is only used in Europe, and everybody else seems to watch TV okay!”
True, but unless the OP is going to buy a Freeview box from outside of Europe as well, his Freeview box is going to come with a scart out on it, and a TV with no scart in.
Originally Posted by Nigel Goodwin:
“It's talked about on a thread or two here, and a simple google soon finds:
http://www.channelregister.co.uk/200...ditors_report/”
“It's talked about on a thread or two here, and a simple google soon finds:
http://www.channelregister.co.uk/200...ditors_report/”
OK, thanks!
(I did google but I used the terms Evesham Business, didn't think of using a more colloquial term such as Bust! Nothing relevant in the first 3 pages of results.
[EDIT: From the article it appears that Evesham is still trading, and under the same director with financial input from another company. That's why I was surprised to hear they had gone bust because as far as I knew it was still operational]
