Satellite TV broadcaster Openview’s new decoder offers a much more compact design than its predecessors, but its on-demand streaming content is currently lacking. After years of teasing that a ...

Openview has activated over 3.5 million decoders to date, adding hundreds of thousands of new decoder activations every year for at least the past five years.

Openview is SA's first free-to-air satellite service owned by eMedia. Openview owner, eMedia, recently launched a new decoder with a built-in Wi-Fi receiver that will enable viewers to access ...

If you’ve ever shopped around for DStv alternatives, then you’ll know about the OpenView decoder. It’s much more popular than I anticipated and last year a total of 1 574 395 OpenView ...

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 ...

SPONSORED | A once-off fee for the decoder, satellite dish, and installation is all that's required to activate SA's first free-to-air platform ...

Openview OV512 decoder. Picture: Instagram/@openviewforever Openview has announced its decision to discontinue its Power-Up! channel 114 from Monday, July 8.

Occasionally OpenView HD decoders are phased out. This is despite the promise that you only need to buy the decoder once and use it forever. Even Multichoice occasionally phases out decoders.

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

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 ...

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 ...

To tune in to East Coast Radio on Openview, simply switch to the audio bouquet on your Openview decoder and browse to channel 606.