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Top TV causes problems for Freeview
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<blockquote data-quote="Channel Hopper" data-source="post: 38473" data-attributes="member: 175144"><p>The vast majority of stbs (terrestrial and satellite)are sourced from a limited number of outlets in the Far East, and badged with names that are familiar over here. Consequently there are many of the designs that share similar chipsets and the sourcecodes of the firmware, the software engineers that were about in the late 90s are still employed in providing the functionality of the latest designs </p><p></p><p>The upgrades to the terrestrial mux for the channel that are being sent are bound to cause some detrimental effects on many of the new products on the market, and its almost impossible for a UK broadcaster to determine how far reaching the upgrades sent over the air are on the rest of the boxes used for Freeview reception.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Channel Hopper, post: 38473, member: 175144"] The vast majority of stbs (terrestrial and satellite)are sourced from a limited number of outlets in the Far East, and badged with names that are familiar over here. Consequently there are many of the designs that share similar chipsets and the sourcecodes of the firmware, the software engineers that were about in the late 90s are still employed in providing the functionality of the latest designs The upgrades to the terrestrial mux for the channel that are being sent are bound to cause some detrimental effects on many of the new products on the market, and its almost impossible for a UK broadcaster to determine how far reaching the upgrades sent over the air are on the rest of the boxes used for Freeview reception. [/QUOTE]
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