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    Bought two 1100S 1TB boxes and two now units ready for Sky finishing. Everything set up but have a question.

    With Sky + you could record catch up, is this possible with Freesat ? Likewise is there anyway I can record any now programs, I have the entertainment pass. I realise the now box doesn't go through the Freesat recorder but are there any other options.

    Many thanks

    | Sat 7 May 2016 15:06:51 #1 |
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    No way to record catch up other than by connecting a device like a DVD recorder to the box analogue outputs. At a guess the NOW TV device doesn't have analogue outputs so recording becomes a lot more complicated due to HDCP.

    | Sat 7 May 2016 15:45:25 #2 |
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    Ok thanks. Seem to be stumped as the 1100s doesn't have analogue outputs.

    | Sat 7 May 2016 17:43:41 #3 |
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    nickcc - 2 hours ago  » 
    Ok thanks. Seem to be stumped as the 1100s doesn't have analogue outputs.

    It's got RCA audio and video out judging by photos I've seen? Correct?

    | Sat 7 May 2016 20:27:28 #4 |
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    nickcc - 2 hours ago  » 
    Ok thanks. Seem to be stumped as the 1100s doesn't have analogue outputs.

    As Pollensa observes. It has the same analogue outputs you get on a scart socket (apart from RGB video). Yellow Composite Video (CVBS), Red Right Stereo analogue audio and White Left Stereo analogue audio. RCA Phono to scart adaptors are dirt cheap.

    | Sat 7 May 2016 20:31:56 #5 |
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    Thought you meant the aerial outputs you get on the Sky box. Unfortunately I need the outputs you refer to for the digital sender unit I will be using. On second thoughts I could always change them over when I need to record

    | Sat 7 May 2016 20:51:52 #7 |
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    nickcc - 10 hours ago  » 
    Thought you meant the aerial outputs you get on the Sky box. Unfortunately I need the outputs you refer to for the digital sender unit I will be using. On second thoughts I could always change them over when I need to record

    The output you refer to on a sky box is a rf (radio frequency) output not analogue.

    What do you mean by digital sender unit. Analogue connections to digital sender unit does not really compute. If you mean a PAL modulator unit you can record the PAL analogue TV channel it creates provided you have a PAL analogue tuner. This will connect to an existing Sky distribution system. A TV will probably do the job, many output CVBS and stereo audio from at least 1 scart socket. Simply connect this to a DVDR.

    | Sun 8 May 2016 7:43:52 #8 |
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    The sender is the one that transmits the signal to another tv that's not connected to either aerial or dish.

    | Sun 8 May 2016 8:39:12 #9 |
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    On my 1000S I use those RCA outs connected to a RF Modulator which then feeds to my distribution amp and on to any connected TVs. If you get a decent quality modulator and distribution amp the resulting picture/sound is very acceptable and OK for recording. I had the advantage the amp was already in place for Freeview distribution.
    By "sender" do you mean a wireless sender/receiver pair?

    | Sun 8 May 2016 9:29:16 #10 |

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