MORE THAN FREESAT - TODAY WE TALK ABOUT FREELY A NEW INTERNET TV IPTV SERVICE FOR THE UK 2024

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So a little more news has come out of the Everyone TV offices about the Freely Internet TV platform. This will basically be Freeview over your internet connection with no need for an aerial or satellite dish.

It seems things are moving quite fast, Hi-Sense have released details about compactable TVs (See Here)

This is great news for households who for one reason or another cant have an aerial, or dish. We hope that Freely will be as easy to use as freeview or freesat.

Freely will have all the major channels that you know, but will also have internet only services that will be new.

Will you need new equipment to get freely?
The answer is not 100% clear yet but my guess is probably yes, as more details come out I should be able to provide a clearer answer but my feeling at the moment is this...

If you have a TV that is capable of getting the Freeview Internet channels today, you should be able to get the IP Freely service in someway with your current system.

IPTV via Freeview has been around for a few years now, and you might not even realise some of you channels are delivered over the internet (Pop, Now Music)

The system that delivers IPTV to your Freeview TV or box is called the HbbTV standard, you can often see these channels take a few seconds to load when changing channels or pop a message on screen saying channel loading.

Will we see Freely & Freesat Combined boxes?
Technically this is completely possible, but no details have been given about any type of boxes yet, so we will just have to wait and see, personally I think it would be a great idea, anything that adds to the FREE choice of channels for people.

Freesat Spares are in independent company selling all the parts you need for great TV in the UK, and we offer repair services for most FREESAT Branded Products.
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Freesat is loosing channels can’t see freesat being around for long

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