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Old 31-10-10, 07:30 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I'm kinda new to all this but im wondering what's the best box and easiest to use for getting movies and sports? I do subscribe to VM but think its far to much money a month! Help anyone? Thanks very much
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Have a look about there are a few boxes working at present, but do your homework before you purchase one of them.
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Iv had a look but still unsure, i dont want to buy one that wont work lol Thanks for your reply though
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Iv had a look but still unsure, i dont want to buy one that wont work lol Thanks for your reply though

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Is the a780 same as kv780?
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I went for the Starview HD, it is slightly more future proof.
I was left with 3 Eurovox box's earlier in year...not complaining I had a great run, but feel I have enough door stops without buying more.
The HD has a dual tuner for cable and satellite.
Also I choose Starview because they seem less problematic.
Read the posts on here with Kryptview probs

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Does it matter if its 6 or 7?
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If you read the post about a780 as Ebenezor quoted above there would seem to be post complaining about them, yes including myself I have been complaining about them but that was for 1 game yesterday and after that game the a780 has been back to normal, great viewing and clear pictures as normal.
If you read post from 2 weeks ago and go back even longer you will read the starview has far more problems than the a780, so beware what you buy, me I say the a780
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I have no axe to grind, I wanted a box that would be useful after the server turned the cable off.
As I said I have 3 Eurovox Box's as excellent doorstops.
I have had my Starview combo HD for about 1 week, It has not had any hiccupps.Easy to set up simple menu's etc.
I did my homework, read the forums and made an informed decision.
For £45 difference it was a no brainer in my opinion.

The starview combo is about £199 the starview 7 is about £99 and the KV A780 about £154
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I went for the Starview HD, it is slightly more future proof.
I was left with 3 Eurovox box's earlier in year...not complaining I had a great run, but feel I have enough door stops without buying more.
The HD has a dual tuner for cable and satellite.
Also I choose Starview because they seem less problematic.
Read the posts on here with Kryptview probs

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