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Hi All.
I’ve had a PVR-8000T for many years & always been really happy with it.
Since the digital switchover in Londan, I can’t receive the usual freeview.
Does anyone know if this model was only designed to convert the old anologue signal to digital?
Hi welcome to the forum. I have a 8000T in my study it works fine with Freeview (post dso transmitter Lark Stoke West Midlands).
You may need to manually tune it to your local transmitter.
The 8000T has a digital DVB-T tuner. It never was able to work with analogue signals.
Fantastic news Graham.
I would be sad to lose the use of the box, it’s served me very well over the years.
Many thanks – Steve
OK I got to the bottom of it. Folowing many attempts to retune. Somehow the settings had become jumbled. Once I returned to default settings, all the usual channels appeared in all their former glory. I’m really grateful to have stumbled across this helpful forum & really appreciate you taking the time to respond to my query Graham. Nice one & thanks again.
Steve – mr.speccy4eyes
mr.speccy4eyes – 49 minutes ago »
OK I got to the bottom of it. Folowing many attempts to retune. Somehow the settings had become jumbled. Once I returned to default settings, all the usual channels appeared in all their former glory. I’m really grateful to have stumbled across this helpful forum & really appreciate you taking the time to respond to my query Graham. Nice one & thanks again.
Steve – mr.speccy4eyes
Great news
The 8000T was my first pvr
, it was a revelation at the time (no more trying to find the right tape amongst loads of others.
My old 8000T is still doing stirling service at a friend’s house … at least until I get round to installing my second Toppy which is now surplus to my requirements.
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