Pop

POP is a high energy channel for kids. POP delivers a fresh and diverse mix of shows. Silly cartoons, fun how to facts and game shows all combine to form an entertaining and inspiring bundle for children.

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How to Watch: Pop

Below is a list of all the television and radio channels that you can watch in the UK using one of the free services: DAB (for radio), Freeview, Sky No Card - Sky without a viewing card (Freesat from Sky (or fSfS)) and Freesat.. Where a channel can be watched for free, the channel number is listed below. In addition, if you can watch (or listen) immediately online, press the button in the "web" column.

As some channels are exclusive to one service alone, you may need to get receive more than one service to get all the channels you want. The coverage for Freeview differs too - those channels not provided by the public service "Freeview Light" transmitters the current coverage shown thus (54%), taken from Connected Nations Report 2017: Data analysis'

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Where Local TV broadcast

	Channel name _{arrow_drop_down}	web	radio	Freeview	Sky	Freesat
	Pop			206 (54%)	614

Local content: This is a local TV service.

media.info: For full details of broadcaster contacts, see the media.info link icon

media.info Pop page.

Official site: See the www.popfun.co.uk link icon

Pop website.

From Wikipedia: Pop previously known as Toons and Tunes is a free-to-air television channel in the UK, broadcasting cartoons and pop music videos. It is owned by CSC Media Group, and launched on 29 May 2003. Its sister channel Tiny Pop, which was launched on 27 July 2004, is for pre-schoolers. - en.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org link icon

read more about Pop on wikipedia (summary by Clipped).

Freeview multiplex: Pop is on a special local multiplex broadcasting only to the area.

Comments

Saturday, 18 September 2021

Chris.SE

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8:18 AM

robert gilmore:

Firstly, you should be able to receive it in Worlingworth, secondly AFAIK there's no way to watch on-line although previews and similar are available via their website.

Pop is currently carried on the COM6 , and two of the three transmitters it should be possible to receive in your locale transmit COM6. The is the one that doesn't, being a "Light" transmitter carrying only the 3 PSB multiplexes and it is to the ESE (bearing 112 degrees) of you.

Which way is your pointing?

To get COM6, the best signals should come from to the NNW (bearing 341 degrees) of you.
Make sure you are tuned to the correct UHF for Tacolneston -
, , , , , , , in the order PSBs1-3, COMs4-7, Local.
Which means COM6/ArqB is on C39.

An alternative transmitter would be to the SW (bearing 225 degrees) of you.
UHF channels are , , , , , in the order PSBs1-3, COMs4-6

Note, satisfactory of all multiplexes will depend upon your aerial installation.
To complicate matters, at present both those transmitters could be affected by Planned which may give reception problems. If you are correctly tuned and have pixellated pictures, that could be the reason. Do not retune if you have pixellated pictures as it may just clear the correct tuning.

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