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mbekker

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#34407 23-May-2009 22:51
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Hi Folks

I have bought a Panasonic Th37PV500V Plasma over here and it wont display pictures on the DVB programs here...

Undoubtly its down to the new MPEG4 DVB system used here compared to the older UK MPEG2 system...

Does anyone know of a way to update this set or trick it into working here, is there software I can feed it somewhere?

Thanks in advance


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wellygary
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  #217352 24-May-2009 07:50
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there is no way to use a mpeg2 uk tv to wtch nz h264 Dtt

best way to use the panel is to get a set top box




mbekker

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  #217504 24-May-2009 20:14
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I feared as much... thanks...

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