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Thread ID: 120836	2011-09-28 11:20:00	TV's	DeSade (984)	PC World Chat

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1234259	2011-09-28 22:40:00	Re analogue - be carefull. Very few sets do, so you could be forking out for new amps etc with Hdmi ins. Sony has or had when I bought 6 months ago, I also think Samsung includes composite & component.	Peter H (220)
1234260	2011-09-28 23:56:00	recording digital freeview with a VCR will never be fun, once analogue turns off it may be time to ditch those old devices. You'd have to connect to either a set top box or a TV with an appropriate output (not sure if that's an option) and use it to do the tuning. No way to program it unless you leave the other device running and pre-select the channel. If you have a collection of Tapes you wish to play then check what inputs the TV has before buying and keep your old VCR, but to record TV I'd suggest something else. A Myfreeview or TiVo hdd recorder is the nicest option, once you get used to them you'll realise how far we've come from VCR days. For example once I tell my TiVo to record a series I never have to tell it again, any time the series resumes it starts recording again, and if a new season I don't know about starts up I don't miss any episodes. You can also record 2 channels at once, in the event 2 worthwhile programs play at the same time. I dont keep recordings once I've watched them though.	dugimodo (138)
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