what does cech-4012 stand for.can u use it with any smart t.v-europe or America?
1041817
Cech4012 stands for model number, and GB amount is attached to model number it can be used in Europe and America but if in Europe you will need the europeen ac adapter
1450996
I think the model is a Euro designation, but there is no reason a recent tv won't work. Just remember, if you have any problems at first, you have to go to the Panasonic site, and update the firmware as I described in previously answered question.
2191090
No, the DR-200 will not work in Europe because it is formatted to the NTSC television interface.
828866
If that is a smart tv.then go to menu then skype and it will tell you what to use.The 100 and 200 work the same
1034816
No it is not. Not even Canada and US versions are the same. Like some of the other brands, the software can be unlocked (hacked), to allow the region to be changed from the remote. There are websites that have directions on how.
1196354
I have two Ceton InfiniTV 6, one in Charter Communication and the other one in Time Warner Services. When I ordered the Cable Card they also gave me a Tuning Adapter (a small black box). Yes, from the wall you connect the tuning adopter, and from here to your Ceton card where the Cable card is plug in. I'm pretty sure it is the same with Comcast. I will find out soon, because I bought one for my daughter who lives in a Comcast area. After you connect them together, call your service provider to activate it, very easy!
1506622
Honestly i dont know if you can use this in Europe. ....never looked into it that far...sorry
1672950
I have the UA65F9000ARXZN which I purchased here in the U.A.E. I still went ahead and purchased the SEK-2500U/ZA from amazon and it worked like a charm. No issues none so ever. I believe these kits are region free.
435192
To be honest, I don't know. Here is what it does. It looks around for the 101 satellite. When it gets that locked in good, it twisted the dish for 110, 103 & 99. The LNBs on the tree receive the various satellites. It does this wonderfully in the USA. Now if the European people are using the frequencies that DirecTV uses and their satellites have the same juxtaposition, you have a winner. You need to research what frequencies are on the various DirecTV satellites and on the European satellites. If the LNBs use the same frequencies and off -axis satellites match up, the dish will lock in IF all that works, the receiver will, of course, work. Please note, the "receiver" will be from your service provider, not Winegard. The Winegard mechanism does a wonderful job of finding the satellites - that's all. Looking at all the Ifs, the probability is low.
1387539
You should contact Technical Support at 1-888-423-1887 ext 2 to answer this question - It has been tested in over 60 countries
1715776
I believe they are refering to the tv since we have a home in Europe and we make sure it says PAl & NTSC compatible.
1121844
I am not sure. I was looking for something that worked in Europe and it worked well there.
1974996
I have one and it is not. You would need to use a converter to use in Europe.
1269025
No, but it worked in UK, Poland, Germany and Australia, so should work elsewhere. Keep it on the lowest setting for best results when outside the US.
795542
I beleive it is a "rest of the world" product version. On initial setup you are prompted for a Country code. I have never chosen any thing but United States and don't remember all available code. Once code is chosen you have to default device to be able to see selection again
1191721
There's some kind of adapter for a European plug-in of some sort. Never used it before and not sure where too if that helps at all.
1945404
Don't laugh....I honestly don't remember. It works great,though. Had no issues in European countries or at home. Good luck!