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Buying a Saorview-approved TV?

  • 08-01-2012 3:08pm
    #1
    DBCooper
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 8 ✭


    Hi. I'm not really a techie so this question might sound a bit basic but here goes:

    If I buy a Saorview-approved TV, does that mean that when the analogue signal is switched off in October, all I'll have to do is plug my aerial into the TV and it'll work okay to get RTE, TV3 and TG4? So, in other words, I won't have to get a Saorview box?

    Thanks for answering.


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  • #2
    The Cush
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 15,852 ✭✭✭✭The Cush


    DBCooper wrote: »
    If I buy a Saorview-approved TV, does that mean that when the analogue signal is switched off in October, all I'll have to do is plug my aerial into the TV and it'll work okay to get RTE, TV3 and TG4? So, in other words, I won't have to get a Saorview box?

    Basically, yes.

    Saorview is available now so if your aerial is pointing at a Saorview transmitter you will get the full lineup now.

    Not all the analogue transmitters will be upgraded for Saorview so some people will have to realign their aerial to a different transmitter. If you can receive analogue TV3 you may be OK for Saorview.

    http://www.saorview.ie/make-the-switch/


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