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is that the same box that you get when you order foxtel digital, if it is message me ill take it off your hands pending i can get foxtel to hook it up. as i have the normal foxel now.

i spoke to my mate that works for foxtell and he told me you ant use other foxtell boxes casue foxtell never sold them indevidually unless it was satelite digital.

sorry man cant buy it off you. he just organised to get my digital installed tomorrow.

Perhaps the following will help in the sale of this decoder:

Satellite television from Optus/Austar/Foxtel has ALWAYS BEEN DIGITAL. That's why it's called Digital Video Broadcast. The 'Digital' tag is applied because people already nderstand the concept of digital set top boxes and having access to different angles at the footy etc....

With satellite tv, it is a total FARCE! The different angles are actually broadcast simultaneously as seperate channels so when you change angles you're really just changing the station you're watching.

Sorry for the sat tv lecture but this should stop the bs'ing that i keep hearing about 'digital' this and 'digital' that.

Adrian

At the end of the day, what can you do with it, and how do you use it if you don't have foxtel (ie what do you have to do to use it in your house, anything you have to tell foxtel, ie "I already have a box, can you hook me up?"

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