Full Version: 15 Storeys High
They are running 15 Storeys High on BBC at 2:35 am sunday morning/Saturday night.
I guess a lot of you have, but if you haven't seen it, then see it - it's one of those shows that's worth the licence fee type thing.
QUOTE (rabbit57i @ Jun 3 2005, 05:25 PM)
They are running 15 Storeys High on BBC at 2:35 am sunday morning/Saturday night.
I wish they wouldn't do that. Or refrain from showing it until someone in my house works out how to tape from digital. Selfish? Yes, definitely-but staying up til 2.35 is hard!
I second what the Meister Andy said. Fantastic series which Sean Lock has yet to top despite his ever-amusing appearences on various comedy quiz shows.
Oh, you've got to figure out how to tape it. I live my life setting the VCR. And just remember you're lucky, think about the poor deprived Americans that can't see it. 
And they're not releasing Series 2 on DVD because they think there's no demand. NO DEMAND?! Of course no-one's going to watch it if you put it on at 2:30 in the morning you dickheads. You can get box-sets of Last of the fucking Summer Wine for chrissakes - at least have the decency to release your good stuff too. I've got twenty quid in my pocket that's just itching to be spent on 15 Storeys High season 2 and no bugger at the BBC seems to want my money. Fffffff.
QUOTE (PrincessKate @ Jun 3 2005, 08:24 PM)
I wish they wouldn't do that. Or refrain from showing it until someone in my house works out how to tape from digital. Selfish? Yes, definitely-but staying up til 2.35 is hard!
To tape from digital simply set the video to the channel on your telly which your digital tv comes through - set the digital to which ever channel you want to record, and do NOT change the digital channel until the recording is finished - the digi box must be on, not on standby or summat.
That's how it works for me with Freeview.
QUOTE (superfurryandy @ Jun 4 2005, 11:41 AM)
To tape from digital simply set the video to the channel on your telly which your digital tv comes through - set the digital to which ever channel you want to record, and do NOT change the digital channel until the recording is finished - the digi box must be on, not on standby or summat.
That's how it works for me with Freeview.
That's how it works for me with Freeview.
Ours doesn't seem to work like that-I don't think our freeview actually comes through a specific channel.
If it's anything like mine you'll have a scart cable between your digibox and TV. If you bought your video within the past 10 years you should have a scart input on the back of that too. Just unplug the cable from the TV and plug it into the video instead. Then switch your video to the AV1 channel and you should find your digital signal coming through it.
QUOTE (Noodles @ Jun 4 2005, 11:45 AM)
If it's anything like mine you'll have a scart cable between your digibox and TV. If you bought your video within the past 10 years you should have a scart input on the back of that too. Just unplug the cable from the TV and plug it into the video instead. Then switch your video to the AV1 channel and you should find your digital signal coming through it.
Oooh, cheers. I shall relay that information to one or other of my parental units forthwith
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