Can any digiboxes separate out the standard 5 terrestrial channels onto an analo

Can any digiboxes separate out the standard 5 terrestrial channels onto an analogue line as cable boxes do?

^{Brian Butterworth published on UK Free TV 2nd October 2014 at 11:51}

It's not the box that does this, but the cable company. It is a legal requirement for the cable TV companies to continue to provide the terrestrial five channels in analogue for the foreseeable future.

In fact, using a multi-standard TV, you can often get other free channels such as UK History and CNN this way too.

The Pace Twin Freeview PVR (personal video recorder) box allows can drive a second TV from it's second tuner. This is the only box that I know of that can do this at the moment.

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