I have a new tv with freeview, however, so I can use a video recorder I am using a freeview box. On my old tv the reception through the box was generally ok with occasional losses. With the new tv (purchased May 11) it was similar until a few weeks ago when the Sudbuty transmitter was changed. Since then I am unable to receive freeview without a buaaing noise, (occasionally get it ok, but very rarely). The picture mostly is fine with very little breaking up, and all channels are loading ok.The past few days there has been no sound at all. I have tried retuning on several occasions, but it does not resolve the porblem. On retuning there is a buzzing noise whilst searching for channels which was not there before. I have a internal booster, and an external roofaerial. The is a second TV, the main is also a new set with freeview, but is mainly used with sky. The freeview reception on that is perfect. It is plugged into the main aerial socket. The problem tv is in another room using an extension areial lead. The tv functions ok on analogue and the box works ok (we have used it at another location to test). IS the signal strength likely to increase after switchover in november? I am located in Lowestoft NR33 8RR
Friday 12 August 2011 7:25AM
Lowestoft
I have a new tv with freeview, however, so I can use a video recorder I am using a freeview box. On my old tv the reception through the box was generally ok with occasional losses. With the new tv (purchased May 11) it was similar until a few weeks ago when the Sudbuty transmitter was changed. Since then I am unable to receive freeview without a buaaing noise, (occasionally get it ok, but very rarely). The picture mostly is fine with very little breaking up, and all channels are loading ok.The past few days there has been no sound at all. I have tried retuning on several occasions, but it does not resolve the porblem. On retuning there is a buzzing noise whilst searching for channels which was not there before. I have a internal booster, and an external roof aerial. The is a second TV, the main is also a new set with freeview, but is mainly used with sky. The freeview reception on that is perfect. It is plugged into the main aerial socket. The problem tv is in another room using an extension areial lead. The tv functions ok on analogue and the box works ok (we have used it at another location to test). IS the signal strength likely to increase after switchover in november? I am located in Lowestoft NR33 8RR