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Humax HD Freview+ and HD Freesat+ HDR (Fviewsat+) when? |
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Humax HD Freview+ and HD Freesat+ HDR (Fviewsat+) when?
Well with Humax as one of the companies planning to do Freview HD tests in London - how far away are we from the ultimate HDR with HD for both Freview and FreesatFviewsat+ sounds like a good name, I’ll be happy to take a prototype as part payment for coming up with this great brand name![]() And the non HDR version could be called Fviewsat Any comments on the development side Bob_Cat?
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Well with Humax as one of the companies planning to do Freview HD tests in London - how far away are we from the ultimate HDR with HD for both Freview and FreesatFviewsat+ sounds like a good name, I’ll be happy to take a prototype as part payment for coming up with this great brand name![]() And the non HDR version could be called Fviewsat Any comments on the development side Bob_Cat? ![]() |
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Well as the BBC have said there will be no HD content on Freeview until the DSO (due to space limitation) then I cant see any Freeview HD test transmissions in London until 2012 at least, as that is when analogue is switched off in London. Personally I think HD will grow faster on Freesat then on Freeview.
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as usual, special treatment for London.
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Fviewsat is a nice idea but exactly how many wires are involved here....two coax in, one scart/hdmi out (another lead out to the sound system), one aerial in one scart/hdmi out (and another connection out for sound, plus the five or so wires for the sound system. Plus the dvd player n the games console having all their wires back there! So can we make this thing wireless please lol
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Fviewsat is a nice idea but exactly how many wires are involved here..
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The simple answer is, for whatever your setup (assuming DSat to start with), one more!
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Quite likely, not even that. Just means the aerial plugs into the STB rather than the TV.
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Fviewsat is a nice idea but exactly how many wires are involved here....two coax in, one scart/hdmi out (another lead out to the sound system), one aerial in one scart/hdmi out (and another connection out for sound, plus the five or so wires for the sound system. Plus the dvd player n the games console having all their wires back there! So can we make this thing wireless please lol
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Well with Humax as one of the companies planning to do Freview HD tests in London - how far away are we from the ultimate HDR with HD for both Freview and Freesat

