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Chauffe, Marcel, chauffe!Join Date:Posts: 64446
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Chauffe, Marcel, chauffe!Join Date:Posts: 64446
I checked a few stores closest to me and some have none, some have one. Someone is reading this thread
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Chauffe, Marcel, chauffe!Join Date:Posts: 64446
Minstrel27 wrote: »Saorview is Digital Terrestrial Television through a television aerial. This will give you RTÉ One, RTÉ Two HD, TV3, TG4, 3e, RTÉ News Now, RTÉ One+1, RTÉ Jr and Digital Aertel. All of these are not available via Sky or UPC so I was correct to state that Saorview is NOT available through a Sky or UPC set top box.
I'm sure you were correct
Was I (and rte.ie) also correct that you will still get all the current Irish stations via your UPC / sky box no matter what ancient old telly you got?
There seems to be a lot of scaremongering about these days. "Don't buy that telly or your telly will stop working by the end of next year" :eek: UNTRUE!!!
Saorview is the most overstated thing in media I have come across in 20 years...My ads on adverts.ie
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I'm sure you were correct
Was I (and rte.ie) also correct that you will still get all the current Irish stations via your UPC / sky box no matter what ancient old telly you got?
There seems to be a lot of scaremongering about these days. "Don't buy that telly or your telly will stop working by the end of next year" :eek: UNTRUE!!!
Saorview is the most overstated thing in media I have come across in 20 years...
The point is if you want to use a TV without a STB, for example you don't want to pay for an extra box from Sky or UPC, and just want the Irish stations then having SaorView is useful.
Or if you don't want to pay for UPC or Sky at all, you can use freesat STB for the UK stations, and Saorview TV will give you the Irish stations. All free other than the equipment.
Equally the easiest way to get a good range of Irish and UK stations and a combined EPG is to get UPC or SKY.0 -
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Boom, BoomSoarview goes right over my head.
Your reception would be a bit sketchy.
Both unkel AND Minstrel27 are correct. Saorview is a digital service which cannot be received by an analogue receiver. SKY/UPC boxes have SCART ( analogue) connectors to connect to TV. So when Ireland 'Goes Digital' the old (analogue) receivers will be unless they are connected to SKY/UPC or Saorview box ( they all convert from digital to analogue).0 -
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