All posts by StevensOnln1
Below are all of StevensOnln1's postings, with the most recent are at the bottom of the page.
David Winterbottom: Classic FM is still broadcasting on the COM5 multiplex, which carries various other channels including Dave, Really, Sky Arts and Pick. Have you lost any of those, or any other channels?
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Les: I wouldn't claim to be an expert, but our Freesat box (in England) has BBC Scotland HD on 108, BBC Scotland SD on 174, BBC One Scotland SD on 960 and BBC One Scotland HD on 973.
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Ralf Saat: I think it's unlikely that anyone on this website will know them, unless by co-incidence anyone from Forfar happens to be reading this page. You might have more luck if you search Google for taxi companies in Forfar.
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Cheryll Hawksley: Your postcode is only predicted to receive the BBC National multiplex and the Cornwall local DAB mux, there is no transmitter predicted to provide any of the national commercial stations such as Classic FM on DAB at your location.
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Mr Dilip Jobanputra: ITV closed several of their +1 regions on satellite last year, at the same time as they lauched their remaining HD regions in England. You should still get the correct ITV region on 103.
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Chris.SE: There's been no change to the regionalisation of the PSB3 mux, the additional ITV HD regions are only available on satellite and cable. I doubt anything will change regarding PSB3 until the BBC & ITV reach agreement over how all of the additional encoders and multiplexing equipment required for each region will be paid for.
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David Lewis: Unless you're only receiving a weak signal a wideband aerial is suitable for reception of any transmitter, as it is literally designed pick up the entire width of the UHF band.
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dai: Are you trying to listen using headphones, a sound bar or a set of external speakers? Which model of Freesat box do you have?
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Alfred Robinson: CGTN has been removed from satellite as it no longer holds an Ofcom licence. You can watch on the channel's website at TV Watch CGTN English Live
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Saturday 30 January 2021 11:31AM
Phyllis Law: You would have to ask ITV that. Some channels do tend to show the same episode of a programme 3 or 4 times each day, but usually you will get a different (hopefully sequential) episode the following day/week.