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lsm123 | 19:48 Sat 22nd Jul 2006 | Technology
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I have a tv in my lounge and another in the dining room.A standard Sky box is connected to the lounge set,and I have a digi sender which enables me to view sky on the second tv without having to pay Sky multiroom charge.
I am considering replacing the lounge tv withh HDMI tv and upgrading to sky HD. If I do this will the digi sender still transmit to the second tv which is not HD ready?
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yes - should do
20:48 Sat 22nd Jul 2006
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...unless it is an hd broadcast you are watching of course !
20:48 Sat 22nd Jul 2006
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Thankyou for that.
Does this mean that to watch HD channels in the second room that the tv in there should be anHDMI set. Makes it rather expensive.
I live on my own so have to prepare and eat while some of the sporting events are being televised and sport would be the main usage, Sky is transmitting a sports channel at all times, but I can't see it being worth best part of 2K.
21:22 Sat 22nd Jul 2006
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a normal tv would suffice.
23:21 Sat 22nd Jul 2006

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