Sorted. The tunner in the TV was incompatible with the current freeview signal. Same for an old currys freeview box that was working last year. I was unable to find info on this issue. It seems the people behind the signal don't care and those with old stuff should just f-off.
The TV works fine with signal coming through scart and RGB sockets. So, the solution is a china set top box, with WIFI!!!!
The TV is rated at 550W. It eats 260W on average, 160W in less bright power saving mode, 3.3W in sleep.
The TV works fine with signal coming through scart and RGB sockets. So, the solution is a china set top box, with WIFI!!!!
The TV is rated at 550W. It eats 260W on average, 160W in less bright power saving mode, 3.3W in sleep.
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