All posts by StevensOnln1
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Steve Seeds: Do you mean that you're receiving BBC Four HD through a PVR? There are no VCRs (video cassette recorders) that have a DVB-T2 tuner (I'm not sure if there were ever any produced with a DVB-T tuner) capable of receiving HD channels. Do you have BBC One HD and BBC Two HD on the Samsung TV?
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Brian: Are these trees close to your property? You're predicted to have good reception of the main PSB1-3 and COM4-6 multiplexes. Was the aerial installer not able to suggest another location they could relocate the aerial to where the trees would not obstruct the signal? Alternatively, have you looked at Freesat?
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S Day: Possibly if you point your aerial at Sutton Coldfield, although reception is predicted to get worse later this year.
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Helen : Probably due to a fault with your aerial system. Start by checking for any loose or damaged cables or connections behind your TV, but don't attempt to retune.
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Richard: ITV3 moved to the PSB2 mulitplex and has therefore been available from every Freeview Lite transmitter for several months now.
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Nick: Please provide a full postcode so that we can see your coverage prediction. East Oxford covers a large area.
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Barbara Hudson: The fact that one of your neighbours in the same building suffers the same problem is a clear indication that there is a fault somewhere in the communal aerial system. This has nothing to do with your TV licence, you need to take it up with whoever is responsible for building maintenance.
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Graham Richards: All multiplexes broadcast from Kilvey Hill are well within the frequency range that should be receivable on an existing Group A aerial. Have you tried manual tuning on UHF channel 25?
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Mark A.: Sewing Quarter changed multiplex today, the version on 791 is due to be removed on Thursday to be replaced by Film4 +1 which is moving from PSB3.
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Thursday 3 January 2019 11:30PM
David Hitchin, carol halligan & Terry hough: An engineering post has appeared which confirms that the transmitter was off air for around 2 hours earlier this evening. Resetting is never recommended during a sudden loss of signal as all it does it to delete all of the correctly tuned channels and search for them again.