"krazy Bob" <> wrote in message
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> "Mackin_NZ" <> wrote in message
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>> Craig Sutton wrote:
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>>> "Andy Simpson" <> wrote in message
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>>>> Hi there, can the latest versions of the Sky Digital Pace and / or
>>>> Motorola Decoders output a Y, Pr/Cr, Pr/Cb (Component) signal in
>>>> addition to the usual RGB signal through their SCART connector?
>>>>
>>>> There was speculation last year that a firmware upgrade planned by Sky
>>>> was going to make this possible.
>>>>
>>>> If the answer is no I will make do with a SCART to S-Video cable. I
>>>> have
>>>> no interest in buying an RGB to Y, Pr/Cr, Pr/Cb converter or getting a
>>>> mySky PVR
>>>>
>>> I think the Mysky box will do it......
>>
>> Yes, the MySky box will do it. I have one connected this way. The
>> installer asked me what type of connection I wanted to use and installed
>> the SCART to Component cable.
>>
>> However the OP is evidently not interested in getting MySky.
>>
> I don't really see the point in paying sky $600 for mysky box when "you"
> only lease it from them, surely if you pay $600 you should have some right
> to keep it.
>
> KB
>> Mackin_NZ
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>
it is only a 1-off payment. leasing implies regular payments.and , you can
keep it, so long as you subscribe to sky. What you need to consider, is the
duration you intend to retain sky.
And, the quality / usability of this is awesome. i can fast forward the ad
breaks in just a few seconds.
So, while you fumble around, programming dual devices, i can schedule mywky
to record a program in less than a second.
My breakeven point for making mysky worthwhile is 2 years ownership. then,
if i cancel sky (can't see any reason why i would) after 2 years, i consider
this a good deal.
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