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You can't simply split a feed into two (like a terrestrial signal) due to the positive/negative modulation done by the LNB. Saying that you'll be fine with a single feed if you're not too fussed about recording one channel and watching another.

Try - http://filehippo.com/download_deepburner/

If you're using Newsleecher you can automatically pause them in the options.

You need to call Sky and pair the card to the box. They'll just ask for the viewing card number, box serial and version number. You'll also have to upgrade your account and subscribe to the HD channels (if you so wish).

I got your PM mate but I was busy for most of the weekend. In a typical Usenet download you'll have loads of rar's, a Par2 "Index" file and at the end of the article will be multiple files that look like "vol000+01.PAR2", "vol012+10.PAR2", "vol040+40.PAR2" etc... By default these Par2 files...

At least I know how to use my central heating without asking people on a forum ;)

http://filext.com/file-extension/EVO

I use a couple of these - http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=CD-092-SA&groupid=701&catid=10&subcat= Pretty much the same as all the rest really.

Some nice stuff on there and the range of sizes/resolutions is excellent :)

Yup. Maplins should be ideal.

An "F" connector?

http://interfacelift.com/wallpaper/

Tried the mobile phone section? No.. I'll move the thread for you..

Try this - http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/tsgeninfo.nsf/docid/2005033108162039

I think he means all in one systems aren't as good as separates but if you're on a budget and aren't that much of an AV junkie then it will suffice nicely.

His system idle process was over 90% even though he had nothing running and he wanted to know how to stop it :rolleyes:

Oh dear.. Awaits some Joel ownage..

Joel do you know what system idle process even means? It scares me that some people work in IT and the post something like that....

Spent two days on the phone to Vodafone, 10 year customer, and finally got somewhere with this years upgrade. N95 8GB F.O.C 750 minutes 100 txt's £30 Might not sound amazing BUT because I'm out in Spain every few months I can use my free minutes to call back to the UK which saves me a fortune...

I've heard a £220 HDMI lead will fix that ;) Something to do with little green men and ray guns causing interference.

I was messing... :)

Distance from the exchange is usually quoted as being the fundamental reason why people's speeds are lower than they'd hoped but this isn't strictly the full picture. Line length* is the key contributing factor in determining what speeds can be achieved. In laymans terms the longer the loop...

;) I'll keep this thread updated with how the trial progresses and what comparisons can be made against Be*.

Small "in-house" trials have already taken place but now they're rolling it out for a larger trial and I've been asked to take part. So some good news (at some point later this year) to all those that want faster DSL speeds but aren't on an LLU'd exchange. Apparently the trial lasts until...

The second I posted it dawned on me what you meant.. I'll go and stand in the corner lol

How many 22" widescreen monitors do you know that are nearly a metre wide!?!?

Giganews is easily the best if you're prepared to pay a couple of quid more a month.

Less than 3 cold air?

"offered" not "accepted".. ;)

I was offered it yesterday as an upgrade?!