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My dad's in the market for a PVR. He's a Sky Stream customer (due to the satellite dish's inability to catch a signal) and he's found that you can't record on this Sky Stream box. I've been looking into which is the best to go for and thought Manhattan T4-R might be the way to go over Humax (do...
Your options for a Freeview PVR are limited to only a few manufacturers these days - Humax, Manhattan and some older boxes still made by Panasonic. Of those, the Humax Aura and Manhattan T3-R are probably the two most worthy of consideration if you want streaming and catch-up apps included, as these are the newest boxes available from those two manufacturers and therefore the ones most-likely ...
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It's the best PVR I've used and it's fully functional despite the fact that I use Plusnet broadband. Hi hedgefound, good info about the BT/EE box, I'm quite interested in it now as Sky aren't playing ball. But can you confirm when you say full functionality - do you kno if in aerial mode you can record up to 4 x Freeview channels and 2 x IP ...
This PVR is largely the same as the T3-R in terms of Freeview Play features, recordings and apps. However, having used the FVP-500T previously, I definitely think Manhattan's user interface is slicker, better designed, and more responsive.