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All posts by Dawn Bowsher

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Switchover starts in the Oxford area | Switchovers
Thursday 15 September 2011 3:16PM

Since retune am now getting Cambridge local news. It appears we are now getting pictures from Sandy transmitter instead of Oxford. I live in MK18 area. Any suggestions as to what I should do or will it all go back to normal on 28th.

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Oxford (Oxfordshire, England) Full Freeview transmitter
Wednesday 28 September 2011 8:18PM
Buckingham

Have done retune on Toshiba RD-XV48DTKB today. I received my satellite programmes through this machine...until retune was done. I am now unable to receive any satellite programmes. I have done retune 3 times & still nothing. I appear to have everything else except still receiving Look East as local news channel therefore signal is still coming from Sandy not Oxford. I should say I have an old TV & receive my digital channels through the Toshiba. Also Sky box is about 15 years old. I also have a Humax but don't get me started on that heap of junk. Please can anyone help.

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Oxford (Oxfordshire, England) Full Freeview transmitter
Thursday 29 September 2011 10:36AM
Buckingham

Thanks for your answer. I should have explained that I record satellite programmes on the Toshiba and it hasn't found the satellite on the retune. My main problem is ... How do I get back to the Oxford transmitter. Retune has put me on the Sandy transmitter

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Oxford (Oxfordshire, England) Full Freeview transmitter
Saturday 14 July 2012 5:59PM
Buckingham

I have been having trouble with Samsung Smart TV dropping its channels repeatedly. I have a Humax Fox T2 connected to it and the powersave on standby was set on Humax. I had to call out someone in the end who told me to take the powersave off as this was causing the problem. I did that and have had no problems since. Just thought this tip might help others

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