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#22187 19-May-2008 19:30
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Hi everyone, Im looking at getting Sky and Freeview in my new house and ive got a few questions.

QUESTION1:

How much would I need to spend to get a freeview box that has component vid, spdif audio, can take a sky card?


QUESTION2:

How Much more would I need to spend to go HDMI and HD and record to an external HDD?


TIA, Jason.

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  #131884 19-May-2008 19:41
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Q1: you cant

Q2 you cant

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Q1 You need a box for each type.
Q2 You will need to wait until PVR boxes come out but then it will only work for freeview




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  #131935 19-May-2008 22:01
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In a perfect world maybe...


For a PVR and HD for both Sky and Freeview, you'll need a Freeview HD PVR and also MyskyHDi.

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