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on 10-09-2024 09:52 PM
Hi I’m about to upgrade to full fibre 150 , and will be getting a new tv box to replace my old one . I currently use a network connector , which I understand is a way of having a ‘wired’ connection without having a cable (my tv is not close to my router)
Will I still need this with my new tv box , and if so can I use my existing connectors? The instructions Ive been sent is email re the box don’t seem to suggest it’s needed . Sorry I’m not tech savvy at all ! New box due to arrive in a couple of days . My tv isn’t exactly the newest model , not sure if they makes a difference. Thanks
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on 11-09-2024 06:37 AM
on 10-09-2024 10:24 PM
That’s really helpful , thank you so much . I was aware the new box does not record , but didn’t realise I could work round that in the way you describe.
Thanks again 😊
on 10-09-2024 10:13 PM
The new box is WiFi enabled so you won't need your powerlines to connect, although you can if you wish, but it's not necessary.
Providing your TV has an HDMI connection the box connects to the TV this way.
You are probably aware that the new box does not record, but you can use them in tandem providing you have a separate aerial connection to both boxes. Your local supermarket probably sells a splitter and cable to enable you to do so and this way you can continue to record if you wish.
Hope this helps.