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What you get
On Demand TV
freesat+
HD Pick of the Day
Lost Kingdoms of Africa
Wednesday at 7pm
BBC HDGus Casely - Hayford visits the Bunyoro, a dynasty which fought hard to gain power Ugandan region, until Buganda challenged them, encouraging a variety of cultivators on the shores of Lake Victoria. This is the last in the series.
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Products
Freesat product range
Browse through our product range of freesat set top boxes and HD TVs, find your local independent retailer or buy online. If you need a dish, installations can be arranged at any point of purchase.
freesat+
Pause, rewind and record live TV, and watch On Demand TV. Simply brilliant.
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How to
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Freesat
Tear up the TV schedule
Pause and rewind live TV
You know what it’s like: the phone always rings right in the middle of X Factor.
With freesat+ you can pause the action and pick up where you left off. Rewind and record live TV too, so you never have to miss a thing.
Recording
Recording with freesat+ is easy. And free.
Find a programme you want to record in the On Screen TV Guide and press the 'record' button on your remote control. There's no need for tapes, timers or DVDs.
freesat+ can record two programmes at the same time, or record one channel while you watch another.
You can even watch a recorded programme, whilst recording two other programmes at the same time.
Other clever features
Records in HD
If a programme is also in HD, freesat+ will ask if you want to record it in HD or SD.
Records a whole series at one touch
If the programme is part of a series, freesat+ will ask if you want to record every episode in the series. All at the touch of a button.
Solves a recording clash
Some freesat+ boxes check through the 8 day On Screen TV Guide to find you an alternative time to record if there's a clash.
Look out for this feature on the Humax, Grundig, Goodmans, Sagemcom and EchoStar freesat+ boxes.
Organises your recordings into folders
Some freesat+ boxes help you organise your recordings, automatically storing them in folders. This is ideal when you've got so much recording space to play with.
Look out for this feature on the Panasonic, Sagemcom and Humax freesat+ boxes.
