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<blockquote data-quote="Prodigy81" data-source="post: 614085" data-attributes="member: 299602">Hello all,Is it possible to receive digital terrestrial channels and convert them so they can be viewable on a FTA digital receiver (see My System on the left).I am really pleased with my setup, but one channel I enjoy and miss is Dave. This is available either on Freeview (which is free) or Sky, which would involve me paying about £20 a month which is just silly.On a seperate note, I'm often confused how Sky's business model will last and let me explain my theory <img src="https://www.satellites.co.uk/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/smile.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" data-shortname=":)" /> Many channels rely on advertising to operate and generally speaking advertising rates on based on the number of viewers (which would make sense). Free to Air or Freesat viewing is increasing everyday so from an advertising/funding point of view being available on Sky and Freesat would surely benefit everyone? The public get to see more and channel ratings/viewings go up so more can be charged for advertising. Many thanks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Prodigy81, post: 614085, member: 299602"] Hello all, Is it possible to receive digital terrestrial channels and convert them so they can be viewable on a FTA digital receiver (see [B]My System[/B] on the left). I am really pleased with my setup, but one channel I enjoy and miss is Dave. This is available either on Freeview (which is free) or Sky, which would involve me paying about £20 a month which is just silly. On a seperate note, I'm often confused how Sky's business model will last and let me explain my theory :) Many channels rely on advertising to operate and generally speaking advertising rates on based on the number of viewers (which would make sense). Free to Air or Freesat viewing is increasing everyday so from an advertising/funding point of view being available on Sky and Freesat would surely benefit everyone? The public get to see more and channel ratings/viewings go up so more can be charged for advertising. Many thanks. [/QUOTE]

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