hi,
i was wondering,
if so,mebody has got an onnet box, but diesnt have a card to go into it, will it still work, or will i need to obtain a new card??
if i need a new card, how woiuld i go abojut obtaining a new card for an onnet box?
also, will the onnet box work if i use the new upgrade??
please let me know,
many thanks
james
I was wondering,
do we have to retrn the onnet boxes and the onmail kits, because we dint actually own them did we – they were only leased form itv / on digital foir thge duration of their use.
please could somebody tell me what will happen with onmail kits ands onnet boxes?
james
Folks,
My ONNET homepage setup still points to www.itvactive.com, is there any way I can change it.
Dave
Anybody know what’s happening to ONNET?
Should there still be a monthly charge for onnet (£5) or is it just call charges now.
hope this does’nt sound too sad.but,i have been housebound with an injury and pretty bored.you can still access the internet and use the email facility of itv active/onnet.therefore,whilst watching t.v. or a video recording,or even a cctv video feed.you can do a vidgrab and either email it to someone or store it in one of your 5 accounts.quite,accidentally,i discovered the following facility that has never been mentioned anywhere in the literature.as you scroll on to the image,it is highlighted with a frame.if you then press the enter button.it opens up several options to play around and alter the picture,such as zooming in several times,stretching the image etc..oh well,it seemed great fun at the time.also,you can do the same with any jpeg you come across on the web.
i have just bought an on-net box and want to connect it up but there was no instructions with it, can anyone help me with the instructions please.
thanks
gadgetman
is anyone else out there currently experiencing major problems connecting up to onnet?please can just a few of you let me know.never had any trouble in past.however,after a customer service agent contacted me by phone regarding an e-mail fault.i was unable to connect up at all.bt have said there is no fault on my side of the line.it’s taken me approx 12 tries to get on-line this time.as it kept disconnecting ,immediately after hooking up.frequent messages apearing are,”cannot explore ondigital…”,”number blacklisted”?!!! and “no carrier”.bt on alternate attempts kept getting engaged signal then clear line showing and could’nt explain it.
does anyone know of any shortcuts/tricks that can be used to make onnet use easier?.i access several news&sport sites daily,and within them many articles.when i wish to return to my favourites list,it is very time consuming to repeatedly press the “prev.” button.also to access the list from the start,it takes ages to plough through the preceding pages and scrolling required on each.i suggested to ondigital that it would be useful to have a direct access button for ones fav. list, in the style of the “e-mail”,”set-up”"next” etc. buttons.they telephoned me one sunday to say it was an xcellent idea and they were having a meeting to discuss it.that was two months ago,i’ve heard nothing since.so does anyone know of any shortcuts to get to ones favourites page?.also, i have noticed it is possible to access internet sites that onnet fails to access,by calling up the “google” search engine and clicking on to the “cached” section,anyone know of any other ways?.
Just received this e-mail from QXL:
Enjoy the world of the Internet through your telly! Scroll down
for full information about the benefits of ONnet – but first the
good news….
We’ve teamed up with ONnet to bring YOU an exclusive offer.
For current ONdigital customers who have won their ONdigital box on
QXL you can get ONnet for £1 a month for 3 months!
That’s only £1 instead of £5 per month for your first 3 months.
Then £5 for the remaining 9 months, enabling you to have a 12
month subscription to ONnet for only £48. Instead of the normal
£60.
Call today to redeem this offer: 0808 100 0101
You MUST quote the following reference: net/QXL
If you didn’t win an ONdigital box on QXL or you currently
don’t have digital TV, don’t worry. Because you are a QXL
customer you can still get ONnet half price for 3 months. That’s
only £4 instead of £8 per month for your first 3 months. Then
£8 for the remaining 9 months, enabling you to have a 12 month
subscription to ONnet for only £84. Instead of the normal £96.
Call today to redeem this offer: 0808 100 0101
You MUST quote the following reference: net/QXL
Get ONnet and it will even be delivered to you free of charge. And,
there’s a special telephone rate available to BT customers, of
1p per minute at weekends and 2p per minute during the week so it’s
never been cheaper to surf. Lines are open daily from 8am to 12
midnight.