jdjoubert
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Just to confirm my suspicions: I can't run TopTV and DSTV on the same satellite dish at the same time because of satellite position right?
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Just to confirm my suspicions: I can't run TopTV and DSTV on the same satellite dish at the same time because of satellite position right?
Do they have better content than DSTV?
In what aspect ration should it be transmitted in? I have an old square TV.
edit..... oh sorry... I see you answered this question already.....
To a degree I had...
If you have an old square TV then the decoder should either be able to chop the edge of the WS broadcast off (and only show the "safe" area), or to be able to letterbox the image.
what does the decoder look like?
Do they have better content than DSTV?
GTI07, if I broadcast in 4:3 and you display in 16:9 the content will be stretched.
If I broadcast in 16:9 and you display in 16:9 then the content will appear in its correct ratio and look better.
YEAH WHAT HE SAID.The decoder seems to be a single view, but has anyone heard how they tend to implement dual view? Will they use something like DSTV's Xtraview or will a dual view decoder be released in the future? Family turmoils will erupt if dual view or xtraview is not given.
I just had a definite reply from TopTV. No Dual View. To watch seperate content on different TVs in your house you will need a decoder for each TV, and you will have to pay twice. There will be a HD /PVR in Q1 2011, but no word if that will have dual view.
If it is twice for the decoder then ok, but will your subs be double as wel??
For that you need two satellite dishes. the satellite has to be pointed differently for each serviceI will then use Dstv EasyView for 1 TV & TopTV on the other one.
For that you need two satellite dishes. the satellite has to be pointed differently for each service