BT Ultra HD YouView Box UHD DTR-T4000/1TB with Twin HD Freeview and 7 Day Catch Up TV (Renewed)

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is only needed on TV’s that display high resolution, high refresh rate content, or the machine that creates that content (graphics cards, consoles). Netflix is absent but is coming at an unspecified later date and you can subscribe to Sky Movies, Sky Sports 1 and Sky Sports 2, although these are not in HD, let alone UHD, and look diabolical on a 55in screen. BT keeps claiming its at the forefront of broadcast technology so prove it — give us punters the access to your claims. Agreed any serious box will have HDR10, HDR10+, Dolby Vision (plus support for player driven lldv profile 5), and HLG HDR support.

Credit subject to status, UK residents only, British Telecommunications Public Limited Company acts as a broker and offers finance from PayPal Credit.That is just one amazing piece of software, and will never be equalled or surpassed by any other PVR. On my old toppy I set buttons to fwd skip 4 mins and 1 min, and rewind 15 secs and 30 secs, which was ideal! Note that the IP content including BT Sport will not work if you use a different make of router, and that the Humax box isn't wireless.

Pause, rewind and record up to 300 hours of SD TV,125 hours HD and 30 hours Ultra HD content Easy to use and slick menu system YouView 7-day rollback EPG with access to On Demand library Amazing UHD clarity and detail (with BT Subscription and for other Premium Services).And, from my early viewings, it's clear the event director is choosing shots that take advantage of this, with hunting out wider angles that allow you to see more of the pitch and stadium. When this gets into the wild it will be interesting to see if they have various apps pre-loading for switching (eg.

I constantly hit the outer ring of buttons when meaning to use the inner ring thus taking me out of whatever I was intending to do. Xenomorph Please can you tell me what increments you can skip forward and back when watching recorded content? This additional detail allows the camera to zoom out wider, so you see more of an overview of the action.But if the UI and speed of the T4000 are the same as the T2100 I think I'll make do without an app and hope Manhattan introduce one soon. Talking of the router, if you’re not using the Home Hub 5 then there’s a chance that you might run into some problems getting the internet channels. The HDR 2000T has been around quite few years now, some time before the FVP 5000T in fact, and they’ve withdrawn the 1 TB model. That was a real weakness of my old T2100 – it was frustratingly slow and poorly designed (it needed 6 presses across 4 different buttons to bring up the list of recorded shows! Considering how complex the content offering is, the box itself is pretty easy to get to grips with.