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Eurovox Max V Compatibility Problem.

Discussion in 'Digital TV - UK & Europe' started by mikonsky, Feb 17, 2008.

  1. mikonsky

    mikonsky Member

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    Hi

    I am wanting to purchase one of these receivers but my current provider is SKY. However I receive my internet broadband connection from virgin media which is a cable provider.

    What I want to know is can I connect the Eurovox to the Broadband box that comes into my home and receive the free channels or do I have to have a cable box?

    Please help me make the correct decision.

    Mikonsky
     
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    sc0user Senior member

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    Yes you can.
     
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    Could you explain how I would connect it to my broadband?

    I am novice to all this so any help would be much appreciated.

    Thank
     
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    You need a splitter from your coax BB connection and then connect the other feed to the Eurovox.
     
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    Scouser thanks for the info. From your comments are you saying that the TV signal from Virgin Media is being transmitted down the BB cable ? This means I will be able to ditch my Sky Box ( wish they did a HD box like this as I have just purchased a 50" Samsung HDTV

    I have the opportunity to buy a Eurovox Max V 2008 for £109.00 would you recommend getting one also is their anyway oanyone can detect the use of these boxes?

    Thank you once again for all your help.

    Mikonsky
     
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    As long as you have a VM connection which is coaxial then yes you can use it as BB and TV are transmitted on the same line. And no a EV cannot be detected as it has no talkback facilty for obvious reasons.
     

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