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<blockquote data-quote="donaldkennedy" data-source="post: 86411" data-attributes="member: 12239">[USER=26138]mcjimbob[/USER]Yes, there's a lot of people using MP with Sky Dig - take a while to search in and around these forums, and you'll find a number of people asking (and answering!) questions about Sky and MP. The key thing to note is that you'll need to use a Sky STB, and connect via composite or svideo to your TV card, then configure channels as &quot;external channels&quot; - actually sounds harder than it is, once you've worked out which bits do what! Also, if you use an MCE remote, then you can use the blaster functions (either from MyBlaster or from the replacement MCE remote driver) to do all the channel changing, which tends to get a lot of very quick WAF!HTH - enjoy MP, I've been using for about 20 months now and it's just got better and better (and the prospective developments on the roadmap are very exciting)Donald</blockquote>

[QUOTE="donaldkennedy, post: 86411, member: 12239"] [USER=26138]mcjimbob[/USER] Yes, there's a lot of people using MP with Sky Dig - take a while to search in and around these forums, and you'll find a number of people asking (and answering!) questions about Sky and MP. The key thing to note is that you'll need to use a Sky STB, and connect via composite or svideo to your TV card, then configure channels as "external channels" - actually sounds harder than it is, once you've worked out which bits do what! Also, if you use an MCE remote, then you can use the blaster functions (either from MyBlaster or from the replacement MCE remote driver) to do all the channel changing, which tends to get a lot of very quick WAF! HTH - enjoy MP, I've been using for about 20 months now and it's just got better and better (and the prospective developments on the roadmap are very exciting) Donald [/QUOTE]

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