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Old 13-06-2007, 09:45   #6
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Re: Sky+ upgrading hard drive yourself
This thread might be useful. It says you need the V3 box...

http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/92...y-anytime.html

Also from http://anytime.sky.com/faqs/faqs_ontv.aspx

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We're always working hard to bring our customers the latest technology to enhance their enjoyment and experience of Sky. Sky Anytime on TV is available now to customers with a Sky HD box and to most customers with the latest Sky+ box. It will be rolled out to the remaining customers with the latest Sky+ box over the coming weeks.

The most recent Sky+ boxes have a larger hard drive in them which means they can support the latest services that we have to offer, such as Sky Anytime on TV. You can check to see if you have a recent Sky+ box by doing the following:

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Press the Services button on your remote control
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Press 4 - System Setup
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Then press 5 - System Details.

The first 4 digits in the Version Number field will tell you what type of Sky+ box you have and you'll then be able to determine if you can receive Sky Anytime on TV. Boxes with version codes 4F21, 9F22, 4E21 and 4E30 will be able to receive this service over the coming weeks. Unfortunately those with codes 4F20, 9F23, 9F21, 9F20 & 4E20 will not.
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