will freesat & free view work together?

[guygrand]

Once again hot weather is here and causing our free view signal to collapse every evening.

If I get a Hummy 1010S and a dish I will be able to receive satellite signals which should cure the problem.

I see no reason to bin my 9200 free view box though. Will they both continue to function with my Panasonic free view TV ?

If this is the case I should be able to record on both at the same time while watching through the TV. Not that there are ever 5 programmes all worth watching on at the same time. Am I correct?

 

[Ezra Pound]

If the 9200 is currently working with your Panasonic TV, what makes you think they will stop working with each other when you add a satellite receiver?

 

[guygrand]

If the 9200 is currently working with your Panasonic TV, what makes you think they will stop working with each other when you add a satellite receiver?

Sorry - I thought it was just me that asked silly questions. I have no thoughts or specialised knowledge either way. That's why I'm here asking the question.

If someone could let me know……..

 

[Ezra Pound]

Presumably the 9200 and the new 1010S will just connect to different SCART / HDMI inputs on your TV and then you will select between the two inputs or the TV's own tuner

 

[guygrand]

That's a"yes" then is it. Great stuff, not knowing anything about this kind of thing I wanted to make sure before buying dish/box etc.

Cheers

 

[Deleted member 473]

That's a"yes" then is it. Great stuff, not knowing anything about this kind of thing I wanted to make sure before buying dish/box etc.

Cheers

I have a freesat box, a freesat TV and Youview box here with no problems. Until today I also had another freeview box. All you need is an HDMI switcher box, a TV with enough inputs or an AV amp to feed the correct signal to your TV.

 

[Deleted member 473]

I forgot to mention that although Youview is locked to IR configuration 1, freesat/freetime boxes can be moved to configurations 2--6 to avoid remote conflicts.