OpenView HD is set to launch in SA as what is known as a direct-to-home satellite TV service with viewers receiving free monthly access to 16 TV channels after paying once for the decoder and ...

As noted on the decoder box, to view HD channels you will need at least an “HD Ready” (or 720p) TV with HDCP-compliant HDMI ports.

As the Openview HD product isn’t a subscription service, eMedia doesn’t measure subscriber numbers and instead reports decoder activations.

OpenView HD is still cagey about its channel line-up, but has revealed some additional details about its planned satellite TV offering.

OpenView HD is proud to announce its channel offering consisting of over 10 new channels, offering High Definition (HD), on its soon to be launched free-to-air satellite TV platform.

Since the launch, OVHD has been pursuing various options to extend the free television channel offerings to all South Africans. To get OpenView HD, consumers are required only to make a once-off ...

OpenView HD has announced that this month it will be surpassing the half a million users mark thanks to an increase in decoder activations that has been recorded over the past few months.

Since the launch, OVHD has been pursuing various options to extend the free television channel offerings to all South Africans. To get OpenView HD, consumers are required only to make a one-time ...

Platco recently revealed OpenView HD's channel offering, which consists of over 10 new channels, as well as SABC1, SABC2, SABC3 and etv.

OpenView HD works on a rather unique premise as far as satellite-based television services go. There is once-off fee of R399 for the decoder only, and R1599 for the decoder and dish, with ...

Just like DStv SOuth Africa Open View HD decoders have emerged as another popular but illegal TV alternative for Zimbabweans.

The Open PVR, activated through inserting an Openview PVR USB into the latest NA9200 Openview decoder model, allows viewers to record and store content, as well as pausing a live linear TV channel for ...