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AndyCambs · 15-03-2007, 14:20

So how do all these people cope with their video recorders when the analogue signal is switched off?
The government mentioned about some assistance for pensioners, but if you have a video recorder or DVD recorder and use it to watch 'time-slip' television, then you're going to have to fork out much more than they're giving in grants.
They might as well call it another tax.

15-03-2007, 14:20	#3
AndyCambs cf.mega poster Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Peterborough Services: Virgin Media XL Broadband L Virgin Mobile V+ installed! and a happy Virgin Media customer Posts: 1,462	Re: First digital TV switch date set So how do all these people cope with their video recorders when the analogue signal is switched off? The government mentioned about some assistance for pensioners, but if you have a video recorder or DVD recorder and use it to watch 'time-slip' television, then you're going to have to fork out much more than they're giving in grants. They might as well call it another tax.