Digital TV adapter STB for Irish Digital Service

@tony128: Fine I'll PM you.

@neilthefunkeone: I have a number of them. I'll PM you.

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@Supercell:Yep that's fine. I've sent you a PM with my details.

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@johnpauls: It will work brilliantly with a Lidl satellite setup. Connect the box using HDMI cable if you can and you will get RTE etc. When you want to switch to the satellite, press the red TV/SAT button on the Lidl remote and it will switch between the satellite and terestrial. You control the sound and volume with the appropriate reote without touching the one for the TV.
This does not work if both satellite and STB work on HDMI. [It's to do with the way SCART works].

It is the way I use mine.

@johnpauls: No problem. I'll PM my address.

@tartufo: That is right, €50 plus €6 for the stamp.
I will PM you with details of payment. Once the funds are noticed in my account, I will post it to you.
See PM for details.

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Yes, but I will be unable to send them out until late next week as I will be away. If you want one, I will keep one for you. Will you need it posted or will you collect from Ballsbridge in Dublin 4?

@jayok: Will do that. Probably Wed or Thursday.

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@foggy_lad: No problem.

@scratchy: Please PM me, I need some info from you.

@Billy888: PM sent

@jayok: Yes, sorry, I thought I had responded but I have some. If you want to collect that is fine. PM sent.

@leccy1 PM sent. Postage cost €6, so total is €56.

@jgbyr: Yes, I can send one out today. See PM.

@dangermouse1: It is a winner of a box. Unfortunately I cannot afford to reduce the price, but they are great value at the current price. If you want to buy one first to see how good they are, that would be the best plan, as I am not far from you. They come with everything you need, already configured for Ireland so it is a case of plug and play.

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@dangermouse1: The remote talks to a little IR device with a sticky pad on the back which gets stuck onto anything nearby, usually the TV. You might need a longer HDMI cable than the one supplied if you connect it to the DVD, but that arrangement should work for you. You will need to use the device's remote, but you could program a 'one4all' remote, but that would depend on the particular one you get. That particular arrangement you are talking about is a clever use of the device. You can also add a HDD to record using the device itself, and it can also record a channel while you watch another one on the same mux. As we currently only have one mux, then you can watch and record.

@ceanncapall: PM sent. Post is usually next day, thanks to an Post.

@mickmc: PM sent.

No you are not right. This will work with any TV that has a SCART or HDMI connector. Most TVs have this.

It will work with any TV. It allows the aerial signal to pass through so does not interfere with the existing use of the TV. If you do not have an aerial, you will need one. Let me know where you live and I can advise you on the type you need. For most people in Dublin, a simple aerial is all you need. Check out saorview.ie for more information on this.

@Hygro: The rabbits ears probably would do the job for you. Depends on local conditions, but I get three rock here in Ballsbridge on a simple aerial.

The UK channels can be received on the device but probably not in Clontarf. It will not receive the FreeviewHD signals as they are DVB-T2 while it will receive Freeview as they are downward compatible with our system. If you want UK TV for free, then a sat dish and a FTA receiver is probably your best bet. Do any of your neighbours have an aerial errected to get Freeview? You would notice as it would be above chimney level.

@grayface: PM sent. Cork is no problem. Postage costs the stamp which is €6. They usually arrive the next day depending on your local post.

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@foggy_lad: PM sent.

@Spocker: PM sent.

@carraigarock: I live in Ballsbridge, Dublin 4. I could post it to you, the stamp costs €6, and generally they arrive next day, depending on your local post. I do not have a shop I'm afraid, but you can pick one up fron my house. If you want it posted, you can pay by lodging the money to my account in the Bank of Ireland, either in a branch (where they accept cash) or using 365online. That way the money goes directly into my account. If you lodge into another bank it takes a few days to clear.
If you want to collect at my home that is fine also. PM me if you want further details.

@In the old days: I have no reports either way. I expect that the channels will be integrated into the box. The country code is set to Ireland or UK, so that bit will work. When set to Ireland, RTE1 is at 1, so that works. I suspect that the UK channels will be added either at a high number or else in the order they are discovered. The HD channels from the UK are using DVB-T2 which this box will not receive, so they will not be seen.

I must ask someone who has tied it. I cannot get the UK stuff here. I will get back in the next day or so.

@gcsherwood: PM sent.

@darth_maul: Have your PM. Replied.

@patob:Price is now €45. This applies both posted (€6 stamp extra) and collected.

PM sent.

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