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Amazon calculates a product’s star ratings based on a machine learned model instead of a raw data average. The model takes into account factors including the age of a rating, whether the ratings are from verified purchasers, and factors that establish reviewer trustworthiness. See All Buying Options Add to Wish List Disabling it will result in some disabled or missing features. You can still see all customer reviews for the product. A smallish scart box which is not viewable from the front. If your TV is closer to the wall there is a supplied extension lead so the scart can be hidden away. Just connect the scart to TV or extension lead, connect the power connector and remote control sensor. The set up for the box is the most straightforward I have known, compared to the Thomson and Grundig Boxes I own. In fact the picture quality is better than my Thomson box which causes a slight flickering on my portable. In a few years when analogue broadcasting dies devices like this will enable all older tv's without the built in Freeview to recieve digital broadcasts so long as they have scart input. The Bush DFTA1000 is small and would also perhaps suit people who take tv around such as caravanners where space is of the premium.I work in Nursing Homes where between jobs TV is watched and now with this device we can add more channels to the usual 5. Buy this you wont be disappointed with performance or quality. First the mickey mouse toy-like remote control which is very light and small, the buttons to choose the channels are tiny, ok for a small child not for an adult. The picture quality is milky at times where my original free view box displayed was fine. On the Plus side the unit does not freeze or lock up any more. The heat dissipation is a lot cooler than Metronic Zapbox which runs very hot. The other problem there is no VCR output unlike the Metronic Zapbox. The only other major issue was the remote control which went faulty. Please try again later. Michael 3. http://imotrading.com/images/userfiles/craftsman-mower-manual-pdf.xml

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0 out of 5 stars First the mickey mouse toy-like remote control which is very light and small, the buttons to choose the channels are tiny, ok for a small child not for an adult. The picture quality is milky at times where my original free view box displayed was fine. On the Plus side the unit does not freeze or lock up any more. The heat dissipation is a lot cooler than Metronic Zapbox which runs very hot. The other problem there is no VCR output unlike the Metronic Zapbox. The only other major issue was the remote control which went faulty.Please try again later. Please try again later. antom 2.0 out of 5 stars It's a great idea to keep the Freeview receiver compact and tidy to the back of your TV set, with an IR receiver LED that can be plugged in and placed on top of your TV. You get a small adhesive stript to stick this to your telly, which is needed as the IR bauble is light and never wants to stay were you've positioned it. Setup is quick and effortless. The menus are understandable and easy to navigate. One minor niggle is that you cannot turn off the automatic messages to search for software updates at 3am, meaning that this isn't the ideal product if you're likely to be recording lots of early morning programming. The major problem is that the unit itself gets really hot, and if in constant use it will eventually become too hot and increase the likelihood of malfunction. Sometimes the unit simply will not respond to any remote input, sometimes even reacting after a delay of over a minute. The unit itself does not have anything to assist hardware failures, such as a reset button on the casing. Overall this product, whilst a great concept for a tidy Freeview solution that won't cost too much, is let down by a poor build quality.Please try again later. Please try again later. M. Lee 2.0 out of 5 stars It is a good idea having something small that plugs straight into the scart socket on the back of the telly. http://www.kristel.ru/files/craftsman-mower-manual-model-917.xml

Unfortunately there are one or two things about its software that let it down. Firstly the inability of the unit to automatically adapt to different size formats. This has to be done manually, a fact which doesn't apply to the other 2 freeview boxes I own. Useless for recording a selection of different programs on different channels unless you can put up with tall slim images or the opposite. Then there's the inability to turn off the automatic update feature rendering it useless for recording programs that appear at 3 am. Also the unit does not have UHF loop through so if you want to retain the analogue capability of your telly you will need an aerial splitter. This unit is well overpriced for it's capabilities so unless space is a serious issue there are other far more capable units for less money.Please try again later. Please try again later. I. Martin 1.0 out of 5 stars Please try again later. Please try again later. Jonathan 1.0 out of 5 stars Every time I switch it on I get no sound so I have to reboot every time. So I now leave it on all the time. It also gets very hot. I think I will be looking around for a better one.Please try again later. Please try again later. Andrew Jackson 1.0 out of 5 stars After a few months the box gave up the ghost. I'm a regular consumer of electronic goods and most items last a good few years. If you review this product on the internet you will find a large number of bad reviews. I don't think I've ever been angry enough to give a poor report until now. This product is simply not fit for purpose and I am amazed it is still stocked by retailers. Avoid at all costs. I'll say it again just in case you are thinking of buying it: avoid, avoid, avoid.Please try again later. Please try again later. Dipsy 2.0 out of 5 stars However, i found that after being plugged in for more than 12 hours the product became quite hot and the picture began to freeze. https://www.interactivelearnings.com/forum/selenium-using-c/topic/20262/elder-scrolls-morrowind-manual-pdf

I've since given up trying to use it and have resorted to a proper set top box instead which is more reliable. It's ok as a tester to see if you can receive freeview in your area but not as a long term option.Please try again later. Please try again later. Darren Dean 5.0 out of 5 stars A smallish scart box which is not viewable from the front. If your TV is closer to the wall there is a supplied extension lead so the scart can be hidden away. Just connect the scart to TV or extension lead, connect the power connector and remote control sensor. The set up for the box is the most straightforward I have known, compared to the Thomson and Grundig Boxes I own. In fact the picture quality is better than my Thomson box which causes a slight flickering on my portable. In a few years when analogue broadcasting dies devices like this will enable all older tv's without the built in Freeview to recieve digital broadcasts so long as they have scart input. The Bush DFTA1000 is small and would also perhaps suit people who take tv around such as caravanners where space is of the premium.I work in Nursing Homes where between jobs TV is watched and now with this device we can add more channels to the usual 5. Buy this you wont be disappointed with performance or quality.Please try again later. Please try again later. Mr. J. A. Holland 5.0 out of 5 stars It is easily set-up and would recommend it.Please try again later. Please try again later. L. A. Smith 1.0 out of 5 stars Even with a maximum signal strength indication the picture freezes, the remote control occasionally works provided your within 3 feet (with new batteries). No good as a door stop and has so been binned. Crap.Please try again later. Please try again later.You can edit your question or post anyway. You may already be familiar with using a similar unit, but please take time to read these instructions. http://granit-evolution.com/images/canon-powershot-sx20-manual.pdf

They are designed to familiarise you with the unit s m any features and to ensure you get the very best from your purchase. Digital TV eliminates noise and interference and offers high quality video and audio. An easy to use on-screen installation guide is provided. The diagram inside the battery compartment shows the correct way to install the batteries. 1.Open the cover 2.Install batteries 3.Close the cover Using the Remote Control To use the remote control, point it towards the front of the digital set top box. To prevent the risk of electric shock, do not open the cover or the back of the receiver. TV Aerial Composite audio RFIN. To conduct a Manual Scan follow the steps 1-8 in section 1.1. Then press the Green Button to enter Manual Scan Menu.If you know the region of your location,select an appropriate Region Setting or set the Time Zone offset manually. Use the Navigate Buttons to adjust. 2.2.3 Password Set or change the password select Password setting and enter the default pin code 6666 and then enter the new password using the Numeric Buttons. There are 8 groups of favorites for you to set your favourite program to (News, Sport, Movie, Music, Shopping, Travel, Boy and Girl). Use the Numeric Buttons to select to Favourite group you wish to set. Delete To delete a program from the program list, press the Green Button when the program has been selected. Press again to resume play. 3.7 Teletext To enter the Teletext Menu, press the Text Button. Press the Numeric Buttons to select the Teletext page you wish to view. To confirm press the OK Button. Check the Mains power The unit will not The power is not connected is firmly connected and turn on switched on. I did step 2 twice on each key and put the batteries back in and it worked great. Hope this helps you too. Good Luck. Step 1- Pull the batteries out of the remote and leave them out until Step 4. New batteries should be used if you're not sure about the old ones. If it works, Great.

If not, it's time to call 1-800-Remotes or use this website to order a new remote. Did you hear loud noise just before your TV went off? (like gun shot). If yes, then some chip (or chips) mounted on flexible ribbons (connecting PDP to other components were blown up). I had this problem few years ago. And since this time my TV is just peace of junk (needs drivers-ribbons replacement). This is no mean task. The chassis is tethered to the rest of the set my over a dozen wiring harnesses and a few of these cannot be disconnected near the chassis but instead require removing the “right support” near the air duct and taking the shield off the lamp ballast. Once the chassis assembly is out, it is a further significant task to disassemble it to get at the various PWBs (POWER, FMT and DM) having the suspect caps. I’m sure reassembling everything will be a fun job. I have not yet had a chance to fix and reassemble but I wanted to post this no as I’m not sure when I will get around to it. I did find six of the fourteen known-problem caps to be visibly bulging -- both 3300s and two of the four 1000s on the PWR PWB plus two of the four 1000s on the FMT PWB (see photos below). If I had to bet, the two 10V 3300uF caps on POWER board, which were actually leaking black goo, are the actual culprits, but with four of the 1000 uFs also bulging it is probable only a matter of time until they failed as well. Here is the POWER PWB with the known-problem caps (C9A37, C9A38, C9A51, C9A52, C9A61 and C9A62) highlighted: If you don't have the original remote and can't find it ever or if it is too expensive you can buy an rf modulator ( very cheap) and connect your dvd player, game console etc) to the modulator then connect the modulator to your antenna with a coax cable. This worked for me. It placed the connection to channel 4 and other cable channels are still working, You can buy the RF Modulator from: Login to post What is the fault and what should I do. Thank you. gr-korea.com/upload/userfiles/2022/10/files/221024135152.pdf

Answer questions, earn points and help others. Looking for a new Freeview box. If you know of a current supplier for any of the following, please let us know 3view Box Freeview HD set-top box with access to BBC iPlayer and YouTube. The 3view box also support Internet browsing, with an optional keyboard, and has a 500GB hard drive. 3View no longer appears to be trading. More details: 3view Box Explored Alba STBI Interactive enabled. Favourite channels list, 1 X SCART socket, RF loopthrough. Outputs: 2 x SCART, RF loopthrough Not available. Outputs: 1 x SCART, RF loopthrough Not available. An infrared pod plugs into the idapter, so that the remote control can work. Can record up to 80 hours of programming. Can record up to 40 hours of programming. It records digital channels directly and has a timer programming directly from electronic programme guide. Uses Setpal technology. Nicam stereo and Videoplus. Landfill alert! Warning: Will not work after Switchover. Reported to be very effective in weak signal areas. Launched in August 2003. Output: 2 SCART and an RF loopthrough Not available. Outputs: 1 x SCART, RF loopthrough. No RGB output Not available. Outputs: 2 x SCART, RF loopthrough, Digital audio Not available. Digifusion FRT101 Features: Rewind the last 30 seconds of TV. Supports 7 day Electronic Programme Guide. Became available in August 2004. Card slot suitable for subscription services. Released in December 2004. Record up to 60 hours of TV onto hard-disk. Supports the ability to pause and rewind live TV. Has a unique 7 day electronic programme guide Digifusion FRT103 Basic Freeview box that supports 8-day EPG. Twin Tuner, watch one digital channel while recording another. Pause and rewind live TV. Has a 7 day electronic programme guide. Uses SCT compression to squeeze up to 80 hours of TV onto its 80Gig hard-disk. Twin tuner records 2 channels simultaneously whilst letting you watch a previous recording. Has a 14 day EPG, and supports editing. {-Variable.fc_1_url-

Echostar T105 FTA Mediaguard Features: Digitally interactive. Digital text. 7 day electronic programme guide. Card slot suitable for subscription services. Supports pause and rewind TV, holds up to 40 hours. 8 day electronic programme guide. Became available July 2005. No longer available. Hard Disk: 80Gig (40 hours) Tuner: Twin Other: 7-day EPG. Pause live TV Outputs: 2 x SCART, RF loopthrough. Has a 5 event timer. Scrolling display for radio text. Became available in May 2004. Outputs: 2 x SCART, RF loopthrough, audio phono Goodmans GDB6 Basic box with 2 x SCART. Goodmans GDB7CA Freeview box that supports subscription services and supports 7-day EPG. Hard Disk: 80Gig (40 hours) Tuner: Twin Other: 7-day EPG. Similar in spec to the cheaper GDT1500. Output: 2 SCARTs and an RF loopthrough (no modulator) Not available. The DEC 1100-t has a modulated output for TVs without a SCART socket. Hauppauge DEC2000-T Receive digital TV on your PC. Run either in full-screen mode making your PC monitor behave as a TV, or having a smaller TV screen sitting in the corner of your desktop while you work. This box also comes with a SCART output, so you can connect to a standard TV or video. It also has a modulated output for TVs without a SCART socket. Built in Dolby Pro Logic II decoder. Channel sort by name or number, digital teletext, timer Output: 2 x SCART, RF modulator, Dolby Digital out Not available. Outputs: 1 x SCART, RF loopthrough Not available. Extras: Channel sort by name or number, digital teletext, timer. Freeview receiver with a built-in hard drive. Available with two hard disk sizes: 40Gig (up to 20 hours), or 80Gig (up to 40 hours). Humax PVR-9200TS (Silver) PVR-9200TB (Black) Has a built-in 160Gig hard drive that can record up to 100 hours of telly, using the Freeview Playback standard. Supports a subscription services CAM slot. More on our Humax page. No longer available. Uses Setpal technology. Output: 1 SCART and an RF loopthrough (with modulator).

Outputs: 1 x SCART, RF loopthrough, stereo phono Not available. This appears to be a version of the Goodmans GDB3 in a Goodmans GDB2 case, imported and re-branded by Sainsburys. With both an analogue and digital tuner, this can receive all of the Freeview TV and radio channels, plus the standard 5. It can run from a 12V battery, supports an EPG, can connect to a camcorder, xbox, video recorder or PC monitor. Output: 2 x SCART, RF loopthrough and audio outputs Matsui TUTV1 Features: Fully interactive, auto tune, remote control. Card slot suitable for subscription services. Digital audio out, and channel indicator. 2 SCARTs and an RF loopthrough. Card slot suitable for subscription services. Listed on our Nokia page Warning: Will not work after Switchover Availability: No longer available. Nokia Mediamaster 121T Extras: Freeze, Parental lock. More details on our Nokia page Output: 1 SCART and an RF loopthrough (with RF modulator) Nokia Mediamaster 221T Features: Personal favourites list, navi-bar menus, built-in games, 8 event timer. More details on our Pace Page Not available. Availability: No longer available. Warning: Will not work after Switchover Pace DTVA-T One of the first of the post-onDigital boxes to appear. Output: 1 SCART (No RF loopthrough) Warning: Will not work after Switchover Not available. Watch one digital channel whilst recording another, Pause Live TV, 10 hours hard disk recording time. Output: 2 SCARTs and an RF loopthrough (modulated), stereo phono, S video connector and Optical SPDIF Packard Bell TCX170 With Auto Tune and Auto Standby facilities Output: 2 x SCART, digital audio output, and RF loopthrough Panasonic TUCT20 Output: 1 SCART, 2 phono, and RF loopthrough with modulator Not available. It also has a 7 day EPG and a 24 event timer. Output: 2 SCART, 3.5mm stereo, and RF loopthrough Panasonic DMRES20D with DVD Recorder Freeview with DVD recorder. Quick start and record. SD card slot. MP3 and JPEG compatible. No longer available. greenforestsurveys.com/home/~ptow/public_html/ckfinder/userfiles/files/Drivers-Permit-Manual-Az.pdf

No longer available. Warning: Will not work after Switchover Philips DTR100 Output: 2 x SCART, RF modulator, stereo audio out Not available. Output: 2 x SCART, RF loopthrough, stereo audio out, digital audio out Not available. No longer available. Warning: Will not work after Switchover Pioneer DBR-TF100GB Features: Screen capture and image store. 10 event timer. Remote control supports multiple TV sets. Outputs: 2 x SCART, RF loopthrough (with modulator), digital audio out Not available. Now and next electronic programme guide. Now and next electronic programme guide. Outputs: 1 x SCART, RF modulator Not available. Digital text. DVB subtitles. Now and next electronic programme guide. Basic Freeview box with slot for supports subscription services. Released Aug 2005 Hard Disk: 80Gig (40 hours) Tuner: Twin Other: 7-day EPG. Outputs: 2 x SCART, RF loopthrough Sagem PVR72160 PVR to allow recording of Freeview onto hard disk. Released Aug 2005 Hard Disk: 160Gig (up to 80 hours) Tuner: Twin Card slot for subscription services Other: 7-day EPG. Twin Tuner that allows to watch and record two programmes simultaneously. 40 GB integrated HDD to record up to 20 hours of programmes. Released Aug 2005 Hard Disk: 80Gig (40 hours) Tuner: Twin Other: 7-day EPG. Great looking box, small and stylish. Easy set-up. Picture and sound excellent. Note that according to Comet, this box does not support interactive services Outputs: Unknown Not available. With Dolby digital DTS sound system and D-Matrix noise reduction. Has Intelligent scene chaptering and SmartLink. PVR records up to 106 hours onto built-in hard-disk Output: 2 x SCART, S-video, digital audio. With SMARTLINK Outputs: 2 x SCART. PVR records up to 269 hours onto built-in hard-disk Output: 2 x SCART, S-video, digital audio. Twin tuner, 14 day EPG, Pause and rewind live TV. Pause and rewind live TV. Also features folders for storing recordings, and Selective Recording Edit (crops recordings). No longer available. Warning: Will not work after Switchover Sony VTX-D800U Features include a 10 event timer, digital text, parental lock and favourites list. Can be used horizontally or vertically (with stand). Became available in July 2003. Supports Smartlink. Output: 2 SCARTs and an RF loopthrough Techwood TWDFV1 Announced June 2004. Auto set up. Parental lock, 10 event timer. The set-top box from Virgin Media that was offered in 2007-8 to users of Virgin’s home phone service. Capable of receiving Freeview TV and radio channels. Originally available free to Virgin Media customers on certain packages, we understand that this is no longer being offered Wharfdale DV832B Basic Freeview box that supports 7-day EPG. Dolby digital sound. 5.1 Digital Theatre System (DTS) compatible (separate AV receiver and speaker set required).In order to post comments, please make sure JavaScript and Cookies are enabled, and reload the page. Click here for instructions on how to enable JavaScript in your browser. Recent Posts UK TV (General) - Discount Shopping Freeview Set-top Boxes - Choice of new set-top box -Freeview Satellite TV - Sky and Freesat - Sky's package deals updates, August 2020 Freeview Discussion - Why Netgem TV is essencial home entertainment ?! If you continue to use our site, we'll assume you're OK with this. Our site uses cookies, some of which are needed to make the site work and others help us to improve by letting us know how the site is used. Ok More Info. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more The connections for the power lead, infrared receiver and aerial add weight that makes the iDaptor sag slightly when connected to the TV, but it remained securely fixed. The automatic set-up takes around two minutes to find the available Freeview broadcasts. Strangely, the iDaptor failed to pick up any ITV channels, Channel 4, E4 and some teletext services on three different TVs in three separate geographical locations (two of which were previously served by the full range of channels with a different receiver). We struck lucky though, at the fourth time of asking, with a TV in our office producing the full line-up. Navigation of the menus and remote are generally a doddle and programme timers are easy to set. However, the EPG only shows the current and next programme in the initial view - you have to bring up other screens for more complete television listings. Overall, it's maybe worth considering if you have limited space available for extra AV equipment. You will receive a verification email shortly. Please refresh the page and try again. You can unsubscribe at any time and we'll never share your details without your permission. Visit our corporate site. Bath. BA1 1UA. All rights reserved. England and Wales company registration number 2008885. Download and get more information here. Sign up to Digital Spy's newsletter to get the biggest news and features sent straight to your inbox.All Rights Reserved. Download and get more information here. Sign up to Digital Spy's newsletter to get the biggest news and features sent straight to your inbox. It is just possible to get a digital TV The Virgin Lobster 700 TV mobile at ?99 will probably work better as the signal strengths on the Digital one DAB network is stronger. So how do all theses big integrated televisions work with VCRs, can none of them record digital channels without having the VCR being plugged into a separate set-top box? Simon. To be able to transport a TV set with one power plug and one controller between viewing locations rather than two power plugs, two remote contols and a scart lead, and the additional space required by the extra items at each location. So how do all theses big integrated televisions work with VCRs, After all analogue VCRs never recorded from the TVs tuner they had their own; it is the same with digital you need at least 2 digital tuners somewhere in the system if you want to be able to record one thing and watch another; record with the TV off etc. So with Freeview you need a VCR with a Freeview tuner built-in, or an external Freeview source (such as a cheap set-top box). With most IDTV's you can record the channel you're watching on a VCR via SCART, or even the channel it was set to before you put the set to standby - but this varies from set to set, and isn't really much use anyway!. However, a VCR is a complete waste of time - get a PVR, much more versatile, and much easier to use. He was complaining about the picture quality from his VCR, obvious advice - use the DVD recorder it's far better. Next question - can I buy a new VCR, that ones not very good - sorry sir, we no longer sell VCR's as we can't source any (of any decent kind of quality). Next question - where are your VCR's then? - just explained sir, we don't have any. Please show me your VCR's I want to buy one - arrgh!!!!!!. This went on for a LOT longer in the same vein!. With digital switchover so close, people are going to have particular problems with their portable tv's. Yes why is it that Bush are the only ones making a CRT IDTV.I want the set for the kitchen where it's high up the wall on a bracket. I can't see how to sensibly put a set top box up there and don't want to fiddle with two remotes. In fact ideally I don't want to use the remote, I want to control it most of the time from the front panel buttons!. And yes why when you go into the sheds do they have such poor choice compared to catalogue stores and supermarkets. They only seem interested in selling you a large screen HD ready set at the moment. They only seem interested in selling you a large screen HD ready set at the moment. There's also the fact that you can't buy cheap sets at trade for the price the supermarkets sell them for - which makes it a pointless occupation. I know supermarkets sell some goods at below cost as loss leaders, but I don't beleive televisions are one of them. You would think some of the big name sheds have the buying power to get similar deals. If they don't then the supermarkets will put them out of business. I would accept your argument if we were talking about small independant retailers. Lobster is a phone (admittedly with video capability) and DAB is radio! I know supermarkets sell some goods at below cost as loss leaders, but I don't beleive televisions are one of them. If they don't then the supermarkets will put them out of business. And apart from buying groups, buying direct from the manufacturers can give you better prices sometimes, if you buy enough product - most manufacturers have different tiers, depending on your turnover. For example we're a tier 1 Sony dealer, so get the best possible prices on Sony equipment. You obviously have a better knowledge of the trade than I. Doesn't change anything though, if the cheap sets are in the supermarkets thats where people will buy them regardless of the ethics. As for returns, most of the supermarkets have a no quibles returns policy, so they are somehow coping with warranty issues. The ones I thing are having a tough time are TV repairers. When I was a boy, I worked weekends in an electronic component shop who also did television and radio repairs. They did a roaring trade charging ?25 per hour to repair televisions. Given how cheap they are now, I doubt many people pay much to have a tv repaired these days, and I doubt repair shops do much more than fuse changing and obvious faults on expensive sets. You obviously have a better knowledge of the trade than I. Doesn't change anything though, if the cheap sets are in the supermarkets thats where people will buy them regardless of the ethics. As for returns, most of the supermarkets have a no quibles returns policy, so they are somehow coping with warranty issues. When I was a boy, I worked weekends in an electronic component shop who also did television and radio repairs. They did a roaring trade charging ?25 per hour to repair televisions. Given how cheap they are now, I doubt many people pay much to have a tv repaired these days, and I doubt repair shops do much more than fuse changing and obvious faults on expensive sets. This set is identically styled to the larger Bush sets in the catalogue, and in common has no 15pin D VGA input. The panel resolution is quoted as 1024 x 768, though I see no benefit to that (SD sources only) other than availability. Both tuners (analogue and digital) seem quite sensitive and a fair picture is displayed from each. Operation is sensible and reasonably intuitive, two styles of menu being evident, one for the DVB side and a more graphical one for the display settings. Was ?180 when I got it from Argos though! It does have a CAM slot, though what use that will be. Operation is sensible and reasonably intuitive, two styles of menu being evident, one for the DVB side and a more graphical one for the display settings. Still, it's a nice sized stylish looking cheap DTT LCD TV, if anyone's looking for one. I'm just across from transmitter and want new small set for bedroom but only have set top aerial access at present. Have you had good picture and sound on the set as that seems the cheapest set around. ianflo Basically cheap sets aren't worth repairing, more expensive ones probably are. I'm all for cheap prices but if Supermarkets put normal retailers out of business they'll then put prices up and we have nowhere else to go.I'm just across from transmitter and want new small set for bedroom but only have set top aerial access at present. Have you had good picture and sound on the set as that seems the cheapest set around.