So it looks like the 1st Aug part as mentioned by CS is not relevant and as you stated it is may be faulty generally. Whether it had an intermittent fault or just needed the box or powerline adapters switching off and on again, who knows. It includes electrical noise reduction, heat reduction and over-voltage protection, keeping your device powered and safe.

Same spec, we get our our power supplies made in a different factory that we have been using for 7 yrs now. This Cablerite adapter has been tested in the UK for safety and quality to ensure it meets all uk standards. I would like some feedback as to whether the user experience is as good with TalkTalk Plus TV (I do quite like the Sky TV Box, and it works well) - It is quite a big decision if I am not fully happy with it - considering the length of a new contract. Yes I have known for a long time prior to this matter arising that TT have not supplied this model DN372T for some time. When the TV/box is switched on, the Menu Bar appears across the bottom of the screen and stays there until it is cancelled.If I switch the TV off (to stand-by), but leave the box (DN372T) on, half an hour later the TV will switch on. I've just unplugged my previous box which was working perfectly regarding my aerial channels and players and plugged my new box in which arrived today and the box can't tune in any channels. For no apparent reason it sometimes locks up, the picture is fine, but the remote control will not allow you to change channel, change volume or select a menu option. Also, I see TalkTalk TV 2 Beta trials mentioned, but is this now the latest version for everyone with TT TV?

Easy and quick to access BBC IPlayer, (and all the others), and easy to look through Films and TV series on Netflix and Now-TV as well.Save energy, save moneyOur power supplies all carry ENERGY STAR ® accreditation, as a result of having an efficiency above 85%.

About half of this currently comes from statutory sources, with further funds raised by our Bistro, Education and Conference Centre and Hair and Nail Salon. Signal strength is abt 65% and quality initially abt 70%, eventually improving to 100% and then the pixellation has gone.And yes the software would constrain the disk size to make the average consumer more likely upgrade to a new service or premium box! Yes, I think what CS are referring to, is that all Boost channels no longer work from 1st August, so the Paid for boost channels above 301 have stopped. The box has been replaced and I'm still with TalkTalk so there's no big problem or urgency here; My question is more out of curiosity. Picture quality on HD is excellent - better than with BT - but SD channels are very pixelated for about half an hour.