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Radio EPG
I'm very impressed with what I'm reading here about the Foxsat-HDR and I am now thinking of buying one.
Before I put in an order, I'd like to know if the EPG supports a full seven-days listings for radio stations, including the Irish radio broadcasters? |
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I'm very impressed with what I'm reading here about the Foxsat-HDR and I am now thinking of buying one.
Before I put in an order, I'd like to know if the EPG supports a full seven-days listings for radio stations, including the Irish radio broadcasters? |
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I'm very impressed with what I'm reading here about the Foxsat-HDR and I am now thinking of buying one.
Before I put in an order, I'd like to know if the EPG supports a full seven-days listings for radio stations, including the Irish radio broadcasters? |
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Thanks for the swift reply. That's made up my mind to order one straight away.
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Yet another feature that is better than the old-fashioned Sky digiboxes. They don't even have a Now & Next just a Now.
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Yet another feature that is better than the old-fashioned Sky digiboxes. They don't even have a Now & Next just a Now.
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Until I read this thread I'd not given a thought to using my HDR for radio recording!. So thanks for the reminder. Now I'm aware of it, what use can I make of it? What format are the recordings? Can I copy 'em to a USB device?
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Until I read this thread I'd not given a thought to using my HDR for radio recording!. So thanks for the reminder. Now I'm aware of it, what use can I make of it? What format are the recordings? Can I copy 'em to a USB device?
Heres how to convert using free vlc player http://www.hummy.org.uk/forums/showp...40&postcount=5 If you want to copy to CD choose wav rather than mp3 Graham Last edited by grahamlthompson : 07-02-2009 at 18:44. Reason: extra info |
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Until I read this thread I'd not given a thought to using my HDR for radio recording!. So thanks for the reminder. Now I'm aware of it, what use can I make of it? What format are the recordings? Can I copy 'em to a USB device?
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