panny pz81 tuner

[dalto]

when searching the other sat it erasers what you have yet it shows three different satellites. is ther any way round this

[luis88]

You need to go into the other sat menu and then scan other frequencies manually one at a time and then it doesn't erase either the freesat or other sat channels you have already stored. Obviously you need to be selective about what you are storing because you will run out of channels.

[RABBY]

Complete CRAP unless you stay ON THE SAT YOU ARE ON:respect-048:

[luis88]

Rabby, why crap? If dalto scans hotbird he will exceed the max number of channels which is 999. What I'm suggesting to him is to simply scan for the channels he actualy wants wants on each sat. In that way like you I'm enjoying 1w plus sports channels on 13e, 16e etc

[noel750]

just to but in on this can u tune in numerous satellites as long as your under 999 channels
thanks alan

[luis88]

Yes no problem. I'm using my sd receiver to move the dish and use a loop thru into the panny and scanning just sports/movies and HD which is open with diablo. It works really well. Rabby gave me the idea a few weeks back.

[RABBY]

My only GRUMP ? For what I paid for the TV [ NICE TUNER WOULD GO DOWN WELL ] :cool:Mind you it is only ment for [28 East ] Freesat:cheers2:

[luis88]

10,000 channels, usals and a faster tuner would be nice but as you say it's meant for freesat, not the sort of freesats we watch

[RABBY]

Just been compairing my SONY LCD HD WITH THE PANNY PLASMA HD TV?? SONY WINS [Both are 1080p ] panny is strange [ But wins on the black colours]:respect-069:

[luis88]

Rabby, which Sony? My 40v2000 is probably slightly worse than the panny on freeview but slightly sharper on dvds, HD looks good on both. Overall I think the panny is slightly more natural look but there's not much in it and of course the sony is 2 years older.

[dalto]

thanks for all the replys, will have a crack at it

[bunman]

If it's mean't only for freesat why does it have a ci module for a cam:beatdeadhorse5:

[Burnham]

All digital TVs on the market today have a CI cam slot.