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Digital TVs?



 
 
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Old September 21st 07, 10:36 PM posted to uk.rec.video.digital
Alan Holmes
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Found a brilliant offer in Tescos for a digital TV, when I got it home and
set it up, I tried to get to the teletext and show the subtitles as I'm a
bit hard of hearing, on the present TV the subtitles are on page 888, but
putting that number into the Dig TV produced some rubbish, on trying to
select subtitles using the set up procedure, prompted a message telling me
to press a button on the set top box, which of course I did not have as it
was a Dig TV.

Does that mean I will be unable to select subtitles on any Dig TV?




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Old September 21st 07, 10:51 PM posted to uk.rec.video.digital
Trev
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"Alan Holmes" wrote in message
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Found a brilliant offer in Tescos for a digital TV, when I got it home and
set it up, I tried to get to the teletext and show the subtitles as I'm a
bit hard of hearing, on the present TV the subtitles are on page 888, but
putting that number into the Dig TV produced some rubbish, on trying to
select subtitles using the set up procedure, prompted a message telling me
to press a button on the set top box, which of course I did not have as it
was a Dig TV.

Does that mean I will be unable to select subtitles on any Dig TV?


While this group is about making digital Videos you may find a button on
your remote called Sub or in my case STTL or a way of turning them on in a
menu


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Old September 23rd 07, 02:17 PM posted to uk.rec.video.digital
Alan Holmes
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"Trev" trevbowdenAT.dsl.pipex.COM wrote in message
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"Alan Holmes" wrote in message
...

Found a brilliant offer in Tescos for a digital TV, when I got it home
and set it up, I tried to get to the teletext and show the subtitles as
I'm a bit hard of hearing, on the present TV the subtitles are on page
888, but putting that number into the Dig TV produced some rubbish, on
trying to select subtitles using the set up procedure, prompted a message
telling me to press a button on the set top box, which of course I did
not have as it was a Dig TV.

Does that mean I will be unable to select subtitles on any Dig TV?


While this group is about making digital Videos you may find a button on
your remote called Sub or in my case STTL or a way of turning them on in a
menu


Sorry about making this post in the wrong newsgroup, but there was no
mention of a button marked 'Sub' or 'STTL', I've now returned the Tv as
being unsuitable for my purpose!

Thanks anyway.

Will now copy to the proper newsgroup!





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Old September 23rd 07, 03:46 PM posted to uk.rec.video.digital
ivan
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Default Digital TVs?


"Alan Holmes" wrote in message
...

"Trev" trevbowdenAT.dsl.pipex.COM wrote in message
...

"Alan Holmes" wrote in message
...

Found a brilliant offer in Tescos for a digital TV, when I got it home
and set it up, I tried to get to the teletext and show the subtitles as
I'm a bit hard of hearing, on the present TV the subtitles are on page
888, but putting that number into the Dig TV produced some rubbish, on
trying to select subtitles using the set up procedure, prompted a
message telling me to press a button on the set top box, which of course
I did not have as it was a Dig TV.

Does that mean I will be unable to select subtitles on any Dig TV?


While this group is about making digital Videos you may find a button on
your remote called Sub or in my case STTL or a way of turning them on in
a menu


Sorry about making this post in the wrong newsgroup, but there was no
mention of a button marked 'Sub' or 'STTL', I've now returned the Tv as
being unsuitable for my purpose!


Seems really odd, I've got a variety of Freeview receivers (and PVRs) some
dating back to On-digital and they all have a subtitle button (which on the
three working ones I've checked) all produce clear subtitles, so it's
difficult to understand why it is a feature apparently not incorporated in a
state of the art Freeview TV.

Thanks anyway.

Will now copy to the proper newsgroup!






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Old September 24th 07, 05:48 PM posted to uk.rec.video.digital
Mike O'Sullivan
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Default Digital TVs?

Ivan wrote:

Seems really odd, I've got a variety of Freeview receivers (and PVRs)
some dating back to On-digital and they all have a subtitle button
(which on the three working ones I've checked) all produce clear
subtitles, so it's difficult to understand why it is a feature
apparently not incorporated in a state of the art Freeview TV.


I seeme to remember that the early OnDigital Nokia box did not have any
obvious subtitle button, but had a well-hidden facility whereby you
pressed a combination of keys to produce titles. Very strange!
 




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