Home - Settings- watching TV - external inputsįrom here I've done external device set up again and this was fine. I've spent 30 mins in Google with no luck. I power on the box with the BT remote but then switching back to the so y remote it does nothing. I puah the TV button and the usually screen oops up prompt ING me to 'turn on', but hitting select does nothing. But today I noticed it stopped controlling the BT TV box. Since my last post this has been working fine. Note that there’s no SCART input here, so if you’re still on a much older TV set, it’s time to upgrade.So I have another issue which I thought I would post here since it relates to the Sony remote controlling the BT TV box. Spin the box around and alongside a power input you’ve got aerial in, aerial out, USB (for firmware updates), Ethernet and an optical sound port, as well as a 4K HDR capable HDMI port.
Low profile with curving edges, it’s a simple matte black box with gloss trim, with an inoffensive BT logo on the front that glows to show the box’s status. The BT TV Box Pro is about as attractive in design as a set top box gets. It’s the VIP package that we’ve been testing the box alongside for review, for reference.
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It’s a pricing tier that scales well to your finances and viewing habits then, but note that the BT TV Box Pro really comes into its own when you’ve access to the full breadth of its content offerings. They vary depending on the breadth of the package you sign up for, with an entry package starting at £12, and a VIP package, including access to the premium sports and Sky TV packages, costing £65 a month:
Those fees aside, there’s no upfront charge for the box itself, with the hardware subsidised by the monthly fees. An activation fee of £20 is required, alongside a postage cost of £9.99. The BT TV Box Pro is sold as part of a 24 month contract through BT.
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