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The Box is repacked and going back to Currys PC World, and i'm now considering changing broadband providers.

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You have to subscribe to BT TV and we supply the box. I have just had BT Infinity after many years of super slow broadband. So I phoned the 0800 number displayed on the BT Player, I told them I'd bought the BT YouView and wanted to set the box up as described in the user guide.No.

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So, I hit the BT Player button, a bt.com address and a 0800 free phone number popped up, so i went to the web address, live chat popped up so I thought I'll use that, into the chat, (Layla) I said that I'd bought the box and wanted to set it up, 'no, you have to subscribe to BT TV and we supply the box' as the box I have wouldn't be insured. In the TV user guide, page 16, you're told, 'If you've got BT Broadband, you can open the BT Player and sign up for BT TV.' Once plugged in, after 10 to 40 seconds the Powerline Adapters will configure themselves. I took it home, installed it, turned it on, and the set up was done in a few minutes, beautiful! You can use an extension strip (but not an anti-surge strip) to test, but use a wall socket in normal network setup. There are two types of anti-surge extension leads on the market in the UK. Most models of Powerline Adapters have a plug socket, which means you won't lose a mains socket after it's been plugged in. So, yesterday I was strolling round Currys-PC World and saw the BT YouView box, going by the description on the side of the box, it tells you the requirements for BT TV, which I have, outdoor aeriel, good signal for digital TV,and minimum speed, ok i have that.įurther down the side of the box a bulleted list of what's also avaliable, number 4 being the one for me 'BT TV available to BT Broadband customers with a TV subscription.' Your Powerline Adapters will only work properly if you plug them directly into a wall socket, and not into extension leads. I'v occasionally considered getting BT TV but usually put it off, we had Sky years ago, but we get fed up with it at the time, constant repeats and limited range of movies etc. If they have just died, is there a certain type I should replace them with that are 'the best'? The set that was sent to me by BT was the first set I ever used that worked perfectly.I'v been a BT broadband customer for around ten years, I have the infinity 2 unlimited.

I had a lot of trouble getting powerline adapters to work in the past, and the set I had been using was sent to me by BT support. A neat way to give an old TV a smart upgrade, but the the BT Mini YouView Box has no media streaming and no Wi-Fi. So the only alternative now, even if it means moving stuff round to do it, is to connect the BT box to the hub using an. Did the adapters just get old and stop working? Is there any way for me to confirm what's broken? The router is very far from the TV unfortunately and I can't realistically run an ethernet cable between them. BT used to have a multicast test stream which would have enabled you connect a laptop instead of your BT box to test the powerline converters but I think that's been switched off. It's not a poor connection, it's just nonexistent. but no matter what there's just no internet connection to the box.

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On the 130 Modem - I have enabled full bridge mode according to Draytek support instructions for BT-TV (I see reports online of this working with other routers). I can get it to work just fine in AP mode (with BT homehub as modem/router) but I cannot get it to work using a Vigor130 modem + Orbi as router. I've tried checking every cable going into the box, switched around the adapters, reset everything repeatedly, reset the router, etc. PAIR SIMPLER NETWORKS HP200PT64BT POWERLINE ETHERNET ADAPTER-youview,bt vision Computers/Tablets & Networking, Home Networking & Connectivity. I am struggling BT-TV working with the Orbi in full-Router mode.

Hi, my setup at home has the BT box connected to the internet via powerline adapters, but I just can't seem to get any internet connection to the box at all now.