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Saorview basic questions

  • 24-11-2011 9:53am
    #1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 8


    hi all

    I'm trying to get my head around the Saorview offering and whether it's right or worthwhile for me. I've tried reading a few threads and the saorview site but I'm not entirely clear

    Situation:

    1. Old CRT telly connected to a UPC box, no hdd, no premium channels.
    2. a full HD projector hooked up to a PS3 for dvd, blu-ray and streamed content (no tv).

    I'm in a rented house so I can't put up any aerials on the roof. I can see 3 rock from a window upstairs so I suppose I could hang an aerial out of the window somhow. There's a rail I could attach it to

    What I'd LIKE to have is a HD signal for whatever free-to-air HD channels can be had in Ireland including BBC etc, plus as many non-HD as possible. Ditch UPC for the telly completely and have no ongoing costs.

    From what I understand I'd need

    - aerial for Saorview
    - dish for Freesat
    - boxes for each tv/prjector

    Is that right, and is there someone I can call who'll do the whole thing for a on-extortionate price?

    I don't suppose the Saorview signal comes down the cable coming in to the house for the UPC box?

    Sorry for asking such noob questions, thanks in advance to anyone who'll give a go answering them!
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