Freeview box with usb

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CIELO CHIARO

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I am looking for a Freeview box which has the ability to record onto a USB(therefore I can remove USB and play on another tv)
There are many Freeview + boxes around with built in hard drives,anybody know of a box with hard drive & USB?
Thanks
 
I am looking for a Freeview box which has the ability to record onto a USB(therefore I can remove USB and play on another tv)
There are many Freeview + boxes around with built in hard drives,anybody know of a box with hard drive & USB?
Thanks
 
Just to be absolutely clear, as there is often confusion about terminology - and it is crucial in this case - do you mean Freeview (DTT) or do you mean Freesat (DSAT)?
 
Just to be absolutely clear, as there is often confusion about terminology - and it is crucial in this case - do you mean Freeview (DTT) or do you mean Freesat (DSAT)?
 
Good point Gordon and it is also not posted in either the freesat section or the Freeview section but in the Digital systems section :)
 
Good point Gordon and it is also not posted in either the freesat section or the Freeview section but in the Digital systems section :)
 
Tivù said:
Just to be absolutely clear, as there is often confusion about terminology - and it is crucial in this case - do you mean Freeview (DTT) or do you mean Freesat (DSAT)?
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Sorry,I realise that I should have posted in the Freeview section.I do not want to open a new thread,therefore I will continue with this.I was referring digital terrestrial television,Tivu.Any suggestions woule be welcome
 
Tivù said:
Just to be absolutely clear, as there is often confusion about terminology - and it is crucial in this case - do you mean Freeview (DTT) or do you mean Freesat (DSAT)?
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Sorry,I realise that I should have posted in the Freeview section.I do not want to open a new thread,therefore I will continue with this.I was referring digital terrestrial television,Tivu.Any suggestions woule be welcome
 
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I cannot say I have yet seen such an animal to be honest but if there currently is not one I am sure some company will fill the hole in the market quite soon
 
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I cannot say I have yet seen such an animal to be honest but if there currently is not one I am sure some company will fill the hole in the market quite soon
 
Perhaps the TM6900 could do this? I know it had DTT (possibly even Freeview?) and has a USB port for an external drive.

Someone with one may be able to confirm.
 
Perhaps the TM6900 could do this? I know it had DTT (possibly even Freeview?) and has a USB port for an external drive.

Someone with one may be able to confirm.
 
I`ve a Fetch TV Freeview stb with both a HDD and USB which fits the bill, I purchased the 7000 version (80 gb HDD) of fleabay for £37, or you can have the latest version 8000 (160gb and twin tuners) approx £200 or fleabay for less.
 
I`ve a Fetch TV Freeview stb with both a HDD and USB which fits the bill, I purchased the 7000 version (80 gb HDD) of fleabay for £37, or you can have the latest version 8000 (160gb and twin tuners) approx £200 or fleabay for less.
 
smaxy said:
I`ve a Fetch TV Freeview stb with both a HDD and USB which fits the bill, I purchased the 7000 version (80 gb HDD) of fleabay for £37, or you can have the latest version 8000 (160gb and twin tuners) approx £200 or fleabay for less.
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Is the box stable(who is the manufacturer)?And has it got good features like Series Link?Thanks
 
smaxy said:
I`ve a Fetch TV Freeview stb with both a HDD and USB which fits the bill, I purchased the 7000 version (80 gb HDD) of fleabay for £37, or you can have the latest version 8000 (160gb and twin tuners) approx £200 or fleabay for less.
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Is the box stable(who is the manufacturer)?And has it got good features like Series Link?Thanks
 
They`re both made by the French company Netgem, didn`t mention that you can`t record directly to an external HDD but you have to export the files (.ts) via the user menu.
Linux is the OS so barring the odd crash, as stable as any stb. :)
 
They`re both made by the French company Netgem, didn`t mention that you can`t record directly to an external HDD but you have to export the files (.ts) via the user menu.
Linux is the OS so barring the odd crash, as stable as any stb. :)
 
Forget to add Series Link is available although you`ll also record the repeats if any, it`s marketed primarily as a VOD service although you can use your own ISP unlike BT Vision.
 
Forget to add Series Link is available although you`ll also record the repeats if any, it`s marketed primarily as a VOD service although you can use your own ISP unlike BT Vision.
 
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