All posts by Briantist
Below are all of Briantist's postings, with the most recent are at the bottom of the page.
Elliot (hockley) : You might have problems as long as Dover uses C58. The official predictions do not five you the commercial multiplexes until 27th June 2012.
You are predicted no signal at all from Crystal Palace.
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Gary Dadds: Yes, you should be receiving the four HD channels on C47 from Sudbury.
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Linda Taylor: Please see Freeview reception has changed? | ukfree.tv - independent free digital TV advice - there no engineering work, see the top of the page, but you would not expect the whole service to be down for three weeks. I can't say more as you have not provided a full postcode.
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Ali: Please see Freeview reception has changed? | ukfree.tv - independent free digital TV advice .
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Solent-Viewer: As the condition is a fault, it is not possible to give advanced warning of something unexpected... it's an unknown unknown.
You have not provided a full postcode so I can't comment about your reception.
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Elliot (hockley) : You are not predicted any signal at all from Crystal Palace. Assuming that aerial is mounted on the roof, you should be able to get the public service multiplexes now, and the SDN multiplex from 27th June 2012.
I would have thought you would be better advised to use Freesat - see Compare Freeview Light and Freesat TV | ukfree.tv - independent free digital TV advice .
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Peter Henderson: All the official documentation says the whole UK switchover is complete by the end of 2012, so I have adjusted the projected dates to reflect that.
Don't make any assumptions about who, if anyone, will get the Channel 6 local TV allocation. This is all out for consultation at the moment.
As for the services, the official position is Lords Hansard text for 12 Jan 201112 Jan 2011 (pt 0001) :
"Radio Telefis Eireann (RTE) broadcasts are currently available to some homes in Northern Ireland by virtue of overspill signals from transmitters located in the Republic of Ireland. Consequently, there have been no costs to the UK Government.
As set out in my Written Statement to the House on 20 December, the UK and Irish Government have agreed that the most effective way to provide for the continuing provision of TG4 in Northern Ireland following the digital switchover is to build a new, low-power TV multiplex in Northern Ireland. This multiplex will also carry RTE 1 and RTE 2.
Work on the cost elements of the new multiplex is continuing. The costs of broadcasting RTE 1 and RTE 2 will be met by the relevant Irish authority on a pro rata basis, according to the proportion of the new multiplex used. The other costs will be met by the UK."
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Brev: I would imagine that Arqiva do have such monitoring equipment on their mast, but I doubt if they would make it available, but you could ask them. Contact Us - Corporate Arqiva .
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ronald trevey: Yes, that is correct. The aerial should be in the Horizontal position (the elements parallel to the ground).
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Sunday 14 August 2011 6:37AM
Dave: If the broadcast was MPEG4, the 99% of viewers that do not have Freeview HD receivers would not be able to watch it.
Coverage of local events would be in the "feature content" part of the schedule detailed above.
I'm not sure if a local channel could sustain a whole hour of local news...