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Technical Details
- Receive all digital Freeview signals (over 100 TV and Radio channels)
- Plug and Play, Self-guiding user-friendly installation
- Recording programmes via USB and SD/MMC/MS cards
- Supports Favourite lists, Teletext, EPG and Subtitle (UK DTG MHEG5 Certified)
- Super-Mini scart shaped device being hinged to a 180 degree and an Infrared (IR) lead to interact with a remote
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
The Premier AV TV-1108V-SD is a Super Mini Set-top box being able to receive all freeview signals (over 100 TV and Radio channels)
Plug a Scart shaped device to one of the scart ports of your TV and connect the Aerial/Power plugs to this device and your TV,then it displays self-guidance menu thru your TV so you just can follow to install main features step by step
The hinged device is designed to be fit nicely to even confined space i.e. where Scart ports are located in your TV and the Infrared (IR) lead connected to the device makes you navigate through all menu options through a remote
Using USB storage and SD/MS/MMC cards inserted into built-in ports, you are able to record freeview channel programs as well as playback MP3, MPEG-2 video contents etc.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
This little device performs better than any other freeview receivers in terms of scanning so many digital freeview channels and it also displays good picture qulality. Even when signal strength is low for some channels, I found this still managing well to hold on to keep the channels being steadily on without distortion unlike my old branded receiver. Set-up is easy and EPG feed-back is quite quick.
I have successfully managed to record some programs to a memory usb stick and am going to convert these into mpg files to be stored into my pc or external HDD. I find this little device very useful and good value for money !
I have successfully managed to record some programs to a memory usb stick and am going to convert these into mpg files to be stored into my pc or external HDD. I find this little device very useful and good value for money !
41 of 44 people found the following review helpful
Beware.. the two 5 star reviews for this really misled me into buying one, i'm sending it back.. I bought it to replace an old Bush freeview box which works fine but of course doesn't record or play usb stuff.
This wouldn't pick up anything at all without having a signal booster attached, the Bush doesn't need one & it picks up all channels.
The USB lead that one reviewer refers to as if it is something good is in ridiculous, it is about 3 inches long which means you have to fumble around behind your TV to plug something in, trying to connect two plugs which you can't see & which are really quite fragile and easily damaged.
And without this lead you wouldn't be able to plug any USB device in anyway, so of course it is included, it isn't a 'bonus' item.
The 'comprehensive english instructions' mentioned by the same reviewer are nothing of the kind, i saw an 'active aerial' option in the menu, but there is no mention of this anywhere in the instructions, which by the way were not written in english at all but clearly have been translated into english.. (presumably from chinese by someone who is chinese, you know the kind).
There was no way that i could find to reorder the TV channels, although this option is in the menu.. eventually i gave up, the 'comprehensive instructions' failed to include this too.
To be fair the channel search was very fast and the picture quality is good, although no better than the old Bush receiver that doesn't need a signal booster to pick anything up.
Watching vids via usb is possible, but there is no way that i could find to scan/search through a video, apparently you have to watch it all the way through.. of course there is mention of this in the instructions.
If you want a cheap freeview receiver, maybe want to record the odd short programme onto a 4GB flash card & you have a very strong signal, and don't want to use the usb feature at all then maybe this will be ok for you. If you want something that can usefully record to usb and/or play usb vids, and/or don't have a very strong signal or a signal booster then steer well clear of this.
This wouldn't pick up anything at all without having a signal booster attached, the Bush doesn't need one & it picks up all channels.
The USB lead that one reviewer refers to as if it is something good is in ridiculous, it is about 3 inches long which means you have to fumble around behind your TV to plug something in, trying to connect two plugs which you can't see & which are really quite fragile and easily damaged.
And without this lead you wouldn't be able to plug any USB device in anyway, so of course it is included, it isn't a 'bonus' item.
The 'comprehensive english instructions' mentioned by the same reviewer are nothing of the kind, i saw an 'active aerial' option in the menu, but there is no mention of this anywhere in the instructions, which by the way were not written in english at all but clearly have been translated into english.. (presumably from chinese by someone who is chinese, you know the kind).
There was no way that i could find to reorder the TV channels, although this option is in the menu.. eventually i gave up, the 'comprehensive instructions' failed to include this too.
To be fair the channel search was very fast and the picture quality is good, although no better than the old Bush receiver that doesn't need a signal booster to pick anything up.
Watching vids via usb is possible, but there is no way that i could find to scan/search through a video, apparently you have to watch it all the way through.. of course there is mention of this in the instructions.
If you want a cheap freeview receiver, maybe want to record the odd short programme onto a 4GB flash card & you have a very strong signal, and don't want to use the usb feature at all then maybe this will be ok for you. If you want something that can usefully record to usb and/or play usb vids, and/or don't have a very strong signal or a signal booster then steer well clear of this.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
I ordered one of these because its states that it is MHEG5 compliant (the uk standard for interactive DTV known as the red button). The first one I received would not tune any stations in, however the replacement unit worked fine but be aware that it is not MHEG5 compliant and will not enable you to use the red button for digital text.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
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Well its compact and it scans really quick and works really well. Havent used the sd card so cant comment. nice solution for old tv.
Published 12 days ago by L.Buddy
Neat gadget but limited application
This product work fines and is neat in that you can plug in directly into the scart socket of your tv. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Ms. R. Richardson
badly designed and of poor overall quality
Product is very difficult to use with an over-complex menu system that can take a while to get the hang of. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Gavin V
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I would recommend this handy rotating Freeview receiver. I have been able to get all the stations after switchover just using a portable aerial booster. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Martin Jennings
Pretty good
Works fine, does what it says on the box. First one was a lemon but had it sent back and another delivered, fuss free and worked fine, so I think it was just bad luck.
Published 1 month ago by Dorothy
Excellent piece of kit with Wake-up timer feature
Installation is so easy and the user manual is well-written. When required connections are made, you would get an initial set-up screen and so many digital channels would be stored... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Ed Hammond
Get what you pay for
I bought this to turn a little TV in the kitchen into a recorder. As a digital freeview device it works great. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Clare
Digital receiver/recorder
My old dvd recorder packed in so I wanted a digital receiver connected from aerial to compliment the twin tuner Humax sat receiver/recorder I have. Read more
Published 2 months ago by A. Morgan
Great value for money with Freeview receiver + PVR
I wondered that this little scart receiver would do works as advertised specially on PVR features. Once all connections are made, there was no issue at all with scanning so many... Read more
Published 3 months ago by Andrew H.
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I bought this product to be able to record programmes from my bedroom television which is already digital and Freeview enabled. Read more
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