If you’ve ever been watching TV or using satellite internet and suddenly lost the signal when a storm rolled in, you’re not alone. This frustrating experience is often caused by
Continue reading →Satellite TV has long been a cornerstone of broadcasting across the UK and Europe, delivering television to millions of homes regardless of geography. At the heart of this distribution network lie the Astra satellites—particularly Astra 1 and Astra 2, operated … Continue reading →
In today’s streaming world, subtitles have become a crucial feature for many viewers—whether it’s for accessibility, language learning, or simply watching content in noisy environments. If you’re using or considering Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) services, you may be wondering: Do … Continue reading →
In todays video we dig out an an old standard definition Pace 2600 Sky digibox to show you what UK TV channels are still available, now that many channels are either HD or on DVBS2 signals.
Continue reading →The Freesat Recordable 4K TV Box is a step up from the Manhattan Freesat SX and the non recording Freesat 4K TV Box we recently reviewed. This Freesat Recordable 4K TV Box has all the Freesat channels, yes free UK … Continue reading →
In todays video we show you how to set up a favourite channels list, and how to delete channels from the programme guide on the Freesat Manhattan SX Set Top Box, a fantastic little UK TV satellite receiver.
Continue reading →The Manhattan SX is a compact and affordable Freesat set-top box designed for UK users who want free satellite TV without a subscription.
Continue reading →In today’s video we share with you some information about the types of LNBs to use with your Freesat satellite TV systems. An LNB (Low Noise Block Downconverter) is a crucial component of a satellite dish, responsible for
Continue reading →Sky has extended its satellite deal with satellite owners and operators SES Astra. This means that Sky will continue to offer satellite TV services in the UK until at least
Continue reading →There are a few changes to UK satellite TV channels today: SkyPremiere+1 has been removed – no point keeping a +1 SD channel, when people prefer to watch in HD. Movies24 has moved from Sky channel number 325 to Sky … Continue reading →