TV Distrubution

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rednik (archived2)
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Posted June 21, 2015 at 16:45 GMT
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Seanie_230 wrote:
StUrrock wrote:

 

are you in the UK?

 

 

What is the alternative UK

 

i would also be interested to know this.  Not going to help with your BV3 though.

 

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StUrrock (archived2)
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Posted June 21, 2015 at 17:38 GMT
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rednik wrote:

i would also be interested to know this. Not going to help with your BV3 though.

Sorry did not mention that over the next couple of days we are finalising testing of this alternative matrix brand from a BVIS Avant 55

Initial tests looking good

will report back
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Seanie
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Posted June 21, 2015 at 20:28 GMT
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Will this work with the BV7-55 ?

I know I would need to ditch the BV3 & 6 for newer TV's that at least have HDMI.

beovision 3 first maybe a nice V1-40
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StUrrock (archived2)
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Posted June 21, 2015 at 21:11 GMT
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you will still need the activation code for 7-55 or v1 in order for all or codes to be sent out of one single puc socket

bvis 11/avant 55 75 85 do not need activation code for this
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Seanie
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Posted June 23, 2015 at 13:07 GMT
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HI all

just chatting to a dealer who informs me the activation key for the HDMI Matrix is actually FOC these days.

the 8x8 matrix is overkill and the 4x4 is £3200 which is the cost of a second sky box for 64 months so not worth it.

I think i will loose my Link TV in my kitchen and just buy a splitter for the HDMI out of my Sky and Apple TV box.

No need to spend a fortune on things that wont offer me anything.

 

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StUrrock (archived2)
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Posted June 23, 2015 at 14:12 GMT
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Seanie_230 wrote:

HI all

just chatting to a dealer who informs me the activation key for the HDMI Matrix is actually FOC these days.

the 8x8 matrix is overkill and the 4x4 is £3200 which is the cost of a second sky box for 64 months so not worth it.

I think i will loose my Link TV in my kitchen and just buy a splitter for the HDMI out of my Sky and Apple TV box.

No need to spend a fortune on things that wont offer me anything.

BLGW - Rekindling the love of ML

£3200 what a rip off ours is £1795

with 4 baluns and 2 mirrored outputs

is 4k compatible (may require minor chargeable hardware upgrade)

and controllable from web browser also has hdmi cec control for 3rd party tvs
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argentas
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Posted June 23, 2015 at 14:58 GMT
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Seanie_230 wrote:
just chatting to a dealer who informs me the activation key for the HDMI Matrix is actually FOC these days.

Hi Seanie

FOC if you buy a matrix from them or FOC full stop?

Martin.

Location: Exeter, UK

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StUrrock (archived2)
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Posted June 25, 2015 at 22:38 GMT
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all tested all good 😁

PM me for the spec

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w5bno123 (archived2)
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Posted June 26, 2015 at 00:20 GMT
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Seanie_230 wrote:

HI all

just chatting to a dealer who informs me the activation key for the HDMI Matrix is actually FOC these days.

the 8x8 matrix is overkill and the 4x4 is £3200 which is the cost of a second sky box for 64 months so not worth it.

I think i will loose my Link TV in my kitchen and just buy a splitter for the HDMI out of my Sky and Apple TV box.

No need to spend a fortune on things that wont offer me anything.

BLGW - Rekindling the love of ML

What exactly have you been quoted for that amounts to £3200? Do you have a breakdown of costs as this seems little on the high side 😮
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