[Stuart Wright]

Which TV services do you use in your home?
We have allowed multiple choices in case you have more than one.
I'll kick it off with Freeview in the kitchen, Sky+ in the family room, Standard Sky in my office and Terrestrial TV in the other rooms.

[awhb]

Freeview - Bedroom & Laptop Tuner USB Stick + main TV in lounge when no need for Sky or already double recording on Sky+.
Sky+ and FreeSat HD (Humax HDCI2000) - main TV in lounge

[David Mackenzie]

I only look at More4, Channel 4, and BBC News on Freeview from time to time. TV channels give you so many reasons not to bother watching, especially if you're an AV enthusiast. So I've got no desire to pay more money than I have to for broadcast TV.

[ramjam55]

Freeview in lounge, cinema room, one bedroom and garden room. Freesat (inc HD) in cinema room. Refuse to pay Sky subs at the current prices when theres so much free TV out there. Also have a large DVD/BRD/HD-DVD collection, so I have plenty of viewing material.

[Ororke]

Sky HD in Lounge and Theatre Room. Sky Gigibox in Sons room. Freesat also in Lounge through Panasonic 46" Plasma.

[Alicatt]

Freesat for UK channels and Telenet cable for Belgian

[bradavon78]

I use Freeview but plan to get Freesat. Without Sport (which I don't watch) or Movies (I buy plenty of discs) there's not enough left to warrant the high Sky prices. There's also enough for free anyway.

What do the percentages mean? They add up to 203.6%.

[Boostrail]

Also how do I vote twice or more for a service? I have 3 LCD's running on Freeview, (kitchen, bedroom, study). One LCD on VM+HD but with Freeview facility(lounge), and a standard VM box on widescreen CRT (Student Sons bedroom)

[Boostrail]

Originally Posted by bradavon78

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What do the percentages mean? They add up to 203.6%.

Is Gordon Brown administering this poll?

[tvdavid]

I have Sky HD and an old Pace V2 + box.
I also have an FTA receiver which is on hot bird 13 E and a Sony RDR-HXD 870 freeview PVR.

[IAN P]

Standard Sky and terrestrial.

[SirTiger007]

Originally Posted by bradavon78

I use Freeview but plan to get Freesat. Without Sport (which I don't watch) or Movies (I buy plenty of discs) there's not enough left to warrant the high Sky prices. There's also enough for free anyway.

What do the percentages mean? They add up to 203.6%.

You can tick more than one box

[WillieCocker]

2 x SkyHD

[Badger0-0]

Virgin HD, Setanta sports (freebie via VM ) and standard Virgin in the bedroom.
But I forgot to tick the standard VM box

[ChrisWV10]

Just freeview for me. Did have XL V+ but ditched it as the only plus it had (for me) was UK Gold, Paramount & TCM.... And there's only so many times you can watch endless reruns of Vicar of Dibley & MASH

Don't really miss TCM as still got Film4 ... and a lot of dvds, blurays & hddvds

[Dony]

Terrestrial tv in the kitchen, Sky+ in the tv room, standard sky in my office which feeds sky to all other tv's around the house.

I have freeview but never use it.

[Stuart Wright]

Originally Posted by bradavon78

I use Freeview but plan to get Freesat. Without Sport (which I don't watch) or Movies (I buy plenty of discs) there's not enough left to warrant the high Sky prices. There's also enough for free anyway.

What do the percentages mean? They add up to 203.6%.

Since it's a multiple choice poll, the percentage for each option shows what percentage of people who voted have chosen that option.

[blu disc]

Sky HD and freeview in lounge, sky standard in bedroom

[davidisom]

SKY-HD Home Theatre
SKY-HD Lounge
SKY+ Gym/Activity
SKY Kitchen/Dining Room
SKY+ Laundry/Utility Room
SKY+ Main Bedroom

[archfiendkain]

Sky+HD lounge
Sky+HD main bedroom

[Sephiroth0000]

Sky+HD in main room. (don't see a point in viewing anything anywhere else in the house)

[roobers]

Nothing at all. My feed comes in via cable, but I'm not subscribed, so only have the 5 normals channel (and on a 13 inch TV!).

This may change very soon.

[Bodgit]

SkyHD in lounge (with maybe component to the master bedroom as and when....), and via rf to two bedrooms,soon to be followed by freeview from a DVDR (via rf modulator from the scart), to the same bedrooms.

[mossym]

sky+ in one room with setanta, htpc in the other room with a DVB-S2 card pulling in anything that is FTA on satellite. Not officially Freesat so i voted other.

[Big-Dave]

In both living room & Bedroom:
Freeview
Freesat (Ancient Sky box, mainly used for S4C, occasionally for radio and World Movies!)
Canal Ditigaal. The Dutch equivalent of Freesat on Astra at 19 east.
+ FTA motorized satellite RX for trawling around the skies.

[stewart28]

Standard v box in living room and V+HD in bedroom

[nicholson101]

PLAYTV rules! so easy to use and navigate!

[goose51]

Davidisom (post No. 19), can't believe you haven't got sky+ in the crapper! what a let down...

[graham.myers]

sky HD, TiVo, Freeview, terrestrial in Lounge

Sky HD (via 2nd RF), Terrestrial in Master Bedroom

Terrestrial in Kitchen and Gym

Nothing in Cinema unless I use a long RF Cable

Terrestrial in Conservatory

DVB on PC in Office, DVB on laptop for garden

[SirTiger007]

Originally Posted by goose51

Davidisom (post No. 19), can't believe you haven't got sky+ in the crapper! what a let down...

I was just thinking that!!