Magenta TV and cable connection from Pyur?
Since the so-called "utility charge privilege" will soon be abolished, I've been eyeing Magenta TV, as mentioned above. My question is, could I use a cable internet connection instead of DSL to receive it via the Telekom TV box (Edit: I meant the TV One, the auto-correction was faster)? Because the internet always says you need fiber optic or DSL, and you can't find anything conclusive about cable internet. I wouldn't want to order cable internet from Pyur and then find that Magenta TV isn't compatible with it. I'd appreciate a good answer to this.
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Hello,
with the MagentaTV box, this will not work on a foreign connection. However, you could MagentaTV app or MagentaTV stick receive television.
VG Marco P.
Now I didn’t want to connect the box via LAN cable, but via WLAN directly. Theoretically, it should work because cable internet is also a WLAN access. First of all, I am concerned with the general functionality (I know that there are fewer TV channels available to foreigners) because the transmission path is basically the same to the used connection technology.
I’ll wait to see if there’s someone here using the Pyur and Magenta TV cable, which can give me reliable practical information.
The MagentaTV Box is always coupled to a connection from us.
It’s different MagentaTV One. That’s where I’ve been back-insured. This can be used on any internet access.
VG Marco P.
Ah okay, thanks for the feedback, I’ve written something up, of course, meant the TV One. The car correction was faster. Then I am calmed because I thought the restriction on the TV box would also apply to the TV One.