All posts by Briantist
Below are all of Briantist's postings, with the most recent are at the bottom of the page.
Rod: I presume you have the set connected to the box via SCART? Check that the Sky box is in "RGB mode" (not "Composite") from the Picture settings menu, and that the SCART input on the TV can use RGB. Sometimes you find that only one SCART input can.
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Richard: The BBC is forbidden, by primary legislation, from operating local radio multiplexes.
Whilst the BBC and Muxco use Arqiva to do their installations, no cross-subsidy is allowed.
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june crawford: I think it was last on BBC Four. I can't think of a channel that shows such old programmes anymore.
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M: Sky+ does not require connection to a terrestrial analogue to work. It gets all it needs from the two links to the satellite dish.
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Rod: Oh right, you didn't mention either of those two rather important facts.
Please can you see the instructions at the top of the to change your RF output number?
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Jordy: That sounds awful. I wonder how many people get caught out by such scams?
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steve: Look like the Llangollen FM transmitter is in a state of repeated failure.
Click this link - BBC - Reception problems - and choose "radio" then "analogue".
I don't scrape the BBC system for radio information, it has taken some negotiations to allow me to get to the TV failures.
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steve:
Llangollen Radio 4 FM Weak Signal from 18:11 on 03 Feb to 09:55 today
Llangollen Radio 4 FM Off Air from 11:02 today to 14:28 today
Llangollen Radio 4 FM Weak Signal from 10:08 today to 11:01 today
Llangollen Radio 4 FM Off Air from 09:55 today to 10:08 today
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Monday 7 February 2011 9:56PM
ian: Because it is the random presence of a distant signal, it will cause whichever multiplex to be swamped with an analogue transmission. The effects depend on which random distant signal is suddenly present.
This depends on your location in relation to the transmitter you want, and the distant one you don't.