All posts by Briantist
Below are all of Briantist's postings, with the most recent are at the bottom of the page.
hudson: You will have to watch ITV1 in standard definition if you want subtitles.
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Derek Ball: The BBC is filling in gaps in the national DAB network over the next few years, I think a new DAB transmitter at Crumhaugh Hill is planned for 2011.
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Thomas: The BBC transmitter network for analogue is delivered by a multi-routed optical network. If this fails completely, then a professional (rather than a "freeview box") feed is taken from the separate optical-network that feeds the digital terrestrial system.
If THAT fails to work, the next feed is taken from the BBC satellite backup system, which is used to feed Freeview if the optical network stops working.
If the satellite backup fails then an off-air feed from another analogue transmitter would be used, but this network is disappearing as analogue regions close down.
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john nichol: If no other channels on the same DAB multiplex are effected, I would contact the radio station with your concerns.
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A.Burton: Yes, you will have Yesterday on Freeview from the middle of 2012. Yesterday is not carried on Freesat.
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t: Please see Freeview reception has changed? | ukfree.tv - independent free digital TV advice for help.
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Ken Moverley.: I'm sure that number rings a bell - sorry to say it's on this list - TVs and boxes that do not support the 8k-mode | ukfree.tv - independent free digital TV advice . You need a Freeview box.
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Thursday 1 September 2011 8:36AM
Susan: Under the law, the landlord must allow you access to Freeview, but is not required to provide it to you. So, if there is a fault or problem, you have to pay to fix it, but the landlord must allow you the access.