There are also legacy ports for older TVs, including SCART and composite out. Round the back are the same range of connectors you'd expect to find on a modern PVR: Ethernet, HDMI and an aerial input for the dual tuners (there's a pass through, so you can still hook up your TV's tuner, too). It's not just smaller, as the processor has been upgraded, while noise has been reduced. This is largely down to miniaturisation of parts and BT opting to use a 2.5in laptop hard disk, rather than a 3.5in desktop drive. In fact, it looks a lot more like a plain set-top box rather than a hard disk recorder. The first thing that's evident is that this box is a lot smaller than the old one. Manufactured by Humax, the second generation BT YouView box is completely customised for BT.
#BT YOUVIEW TV#
See all of the best BT TV package deals deals on uSwitch This time around, with its brand-new YouView box, BT is back with its own custom box. For example, there was no way to directly access BT's unique content from the remote control.
While that proved useful to get a first generation service out, the lack of customisation proved to be a slight detriment. It made sense at the time, as this was the best set-top box available and, thanks to the way YouView works, didn't need any customisation to work with Vision: you just plugged it in to BT Broadband and the box discovered the extra services available to it. When BT first switched its Vision TV service to YouView, it launched with the Humax DTR-T1000.
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