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Who We Are<br />
Techni services have been providing top<br />
quality equipment and services in the Free to<br />
Air Antennas and Pay TV sector. We are a<br />
local business, committed to ensure quality<br />
delivery of our services. We are fully licensed<br />
by the Australian Communications and<br />
Media Authority (ACMA) and ensure working<br />
under the set Australian standards and<br />
regulations. We offer antennas, tv<br />
mountings, tv points, servicing, device<br />
installation, phone and data points.Our<br />
company is fully insured with up to 20m<br />
public liability policy.You can contact us over<br />
the phone or onsite for a free quote!
Latest News<br />
HDMI 2.0 vs 1.4: What’s the difference?<br />
HDMI 2.0 was announced as a standard in late 2013. It<br />
got a lot of people confused, wondering if they suddenly<br />
needed to throw away their TVs in order to get on this<br />
latest tech trend.As far as tech advancements go, HDMI<br />
2.0 is a pretty friendly one. It’s as much a standard of<br />
software as hardware, and cables designed for HDMI 1.4<br />
systems will work just fine with new HDMI 2.0<br />
devices.What you need to make sure is that both ends of<br />
your entertainment chain – your TV and Blu-ray player,<br />
for example – support the standard. It’ll mean they’re<br />
geared up for the new standards we’ll dig into shortly.<br />
Some previously HDMI 1.4 hardware needs nothing more<br />
than a firmware update.<br />
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What’s wrong with my TV reception?<br />
We all love watching television, and there’s nothing more<br />
frustrating than when our reception begins to play up. If you’ve<br />
been having problems with your TV signal, there’s a few possible<br />
culprits.All Australians should generally be able to receive free-toair<br />
television, either terrestrially or via satellite (if terrestrial<br />
coverage is not available), provided they have the correct receiving<br />
equipment. TV broadcasters provide this service, with support from<br />
the Australian Government.The vast majority of all television<br />
reception issues are caused by:cables and fly leads that are old,<br />
damaged or not plugged in properlya TV or set-top box that isn’t<br />
tuned to the correct channelsan antenna that isn’t up to scratch or<br />
isn’t pointing to the correct transmitterareas with deficient coverage<br />
or fringe receptiontrying to receive signals from outside the<br />
intended coverage area of a transmitter.
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Email: techniservicesjg@gmail.com<br />
Phone: 0431 746 735<br />
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