Hi im thinking of getting a new Tv & im intrested in "Built-in Freeview HD, " i live in scottish borders so im ok for freeview,If i get "Built-in Freeview HD" is it just a case of plugging it in tune it in and you get "HD Pictures" when available......ive no dish on my house. 🙂
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chebby
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So long as your area gets Freeview HD then yes, just plug in your aerial lead and off you go.
Pop in your postcode here...
http://www.freeview.co.uk/HD
(We still have to wait until March next year in our area.)
I also suggest you check to see if you need a digital terrestrial TV aerial fitted, unless you have already done so.
Many people get sufficient signal strength from an old style aerial, but if reception in your area is a bit 'marginal' then you risk what has been dubbed the "Digital Cliff-Edge". (Analogue signal quality falls off progressively whereas digital reception is fine until it has dropped to a certain threshold whereupon it all suddenly falls apart!)
Pop in your postcode here...
http://www.freeview.co.uk/HD
(We still have to wait until March next year in our area.)
I also suggest you check to see if you need a digital terrestrial TV aerial fitted, unless you have already done so.
Many people get sufficient signal strength from an old style aerial, but if reception in your area is a bit 'marginal' then you risk what has been dubbed the "Digital Cliff-Edge". (Analogue signal quality falls off progressively whereas digital reception is fine until it has dropped to a certain threshold whereupon it all suddenly falls apart!)
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