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    Shaft

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    I am connected to the internet by cable but it doesn't seem to register any where. How do I use it (the internet)on my TV?

    | Wed 10 Jul 2019 14:21:18 #1 |
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    Shaft - 27 mins ago  » 
    I am connected to the internet by cable but it doesn't seem to register any where. How do I use it (the internet)on my TV?

    Other than using it for the custom firmware there is virtually no catch up services left on the first generation Foxsat-HDR. Buy a cheap plug in device like a NOW TV stick or a Fire TV Stick. Should be some offers on Amazon coming up. Prime Day 15th-16th July. You can get a free prime trial if you are not a existing prime member.

    | Wed 10 Jul 2019 14:53:09 #2 |
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    Does your TV support a network connection. If so' it probably has some catchup stuff already on board such as BBC iPlayer etc.
    If not, the take GLT's advice above.

    | Wed 10 Jul 2019 17:50:42 #3 |
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    So basically I am wasting my time having an internet cable attatched?

    | Sat 13 Jul 2019 17:12:00 #4 |
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    If you don't use the custom firmware, then Yes.
    But does it actually cost any time then?

    | Sat 13 Jul 2019 17:51:17 #5 |
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    Shaft - 3 hours ago  » 
    So basically I am wasting my time having an internet cable attatched?

    The custom firmware adds many options too many to list here. Lots of which we can't discuss here. It's far from a waste of time especially if you have other network devices capable of playing back content on your home network. Suffice it to say you can effectively convert the box to a media server that means you can view all it's recordings on other kit either directly or by copying them to to other kit.

    | Sat 13 Jul 2019 20:38:45 #6 |

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