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All posts by Michael Perry

Below are all of Michael Perry's postings, with the most recent are at the bottom of the page.

Craigkelly (Fife, Scotland) transmitter
Monday 18 January 2016 5:20PM

Dave:

To receive any of the channels broadcast on the Channel 21 multiplex you need a TV set with an HD tuner. An 'HD Ready' set probably does not have such a DVB-T2 tuner built in.

Do you have a set or STB that has a DVB-T2 HD tuner?

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Craigkelly (Fife, Scotland) transmitter
Monday 18 January 2016 11:00PM

jb38:

No problem. At l;east we 'sang off thwe same 'hymn sheet' as it were.


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pick
Sunday 24 January 2016 11:08PM

Ray and Annette:

I siggest you direct your comments to the broadcaster directly. This website is independent of all broadcasters.

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Forces TV
Monday 25 January 2016 8:46PM

Glyn Jones:

Please see my post above yours.

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Harry Crannage:

If you look at the channel information near the top of this page you will see that BBC1 HD does not have any regional news service, taking only the national news (we have the same limitation in the South West). The ITV service is shown as being from Granada, hence their adverts.


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J Tindley:

Are both the TV sets the same model? If not, do they both have DVB-T2 tuners built in? An 'HD Ready' TV does not normally have such a tuner and that is thwe type needed to receive COM7 services (even if they are not all in HD format). The User Manual would normally tell you that information. If it is not available then could you tell us the full model numbers of both sets, identifying which does not get the COM 7 signals. Then we could look for the manual and specification.

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All free TV channels in the UK
Tuesday 26 January 2016 11:18PM

Mr T Hawkins:

This website does *not* show that Forces TV is available on Freeview! The headings on the top of the page you have linked to do not show a Logical Channel Number under Freeview, meaning it is not available on that service.

Please see


Freeview Channels | Freeview
for all the officially broadcast services on Freeview - Forces TV is not there either.

It *is* available on Sky and Freesat, though I have not checked this myself.


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pick
Wednesday 27 January 2016 10:21PM

Jon Sell, Mary Glover, J Harris, V Lucas, J:

I suggest all of you direct your comments and questions directly to the broadcaster as this website is entirely independent of them.

Start by trying https://media.info/televi…ick.


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Tom Meek:

A post code would help us determine whether you are served by a full Freeview Transmitter or a Freeview Lite one. The latter do not all yet carry the complete range of HD services.


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Full technical details of Freeview
Thursday 28 January 2016 8:54PM

Donna:

You are only 10 km from the Divis transmitter and just 2 km from the Carmoney Hill one, so both are rather close. You also have several mobile phone transmitters nearby, thought the map at Freeview reception at BT37 0HU does show you are outside of the service areas a little. I would suggest you check the signal strength readings shown by your TV set (look in the User Manual for your TV to find out how to show those but *do not* perform a retune). You should also check which channels are tuned in to find out which transmitter is being used. Look at Coverage Checker - Detailed View to see the channel numbers used for each multiplex.

The signal strength should not be higher than 80% nor lower than 50% for any of the multiplexes. If they are all correctly tuned to the same transmitter and the strength is above 80% then an amplifier would make things much worse, an attenuator is likely to make things better.


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