All posts by Briantist
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Matt Jordan: Thanks for that.
It would appear the Ridings FM has come off DAB, at least for the moment.
The Yorkshire DAB multiplex has better coverage Details of 12A/Yorkshire DAB multiplex | ukfree.tv - 10 years of independent, free digital TV advice - the Morley transmitter is intended to give coverage in LS postcodes only.
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There are plans - see http://stakeholders.ofcom….pdf - to extend the Leeds multiplex to cover more of West Yorkshire (Wakefield District) by adding transmitters to Emley Moor and at Thorp Arch (to cover Weatherby).
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Paul: That's because that is what the ITV site says it does - www.itvmedia.co.uk/platforms/itv-regions .
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Paul.: OK... If that's the case can you provide a primary source for that please? Would also like to know what ridge hill provides for local news?
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Arun: there is no change to anything other than the frequency as far as I know with these changes. The NCND is used to notify equipment of the changes.
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Paul: Yes... the links from the search page say says Oxford is in Central South.
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Arun: The current "clearance" changes involve no changes to the configuration of the service, just a change of frequency.
As I am sure you know, they are just a shuffle of allocations from C61 and C62 to C39 and C40 (see Digital
Dividend - changes to the 800MHz band | 4G-at-800 | ukfree.tv - 10 years of independent, free digital TV advice ).
From memory, all receivers should be able to cope with a frequency change directly because there is no change to anything else in the system. The receiver should reallocate the same service to the same LCN.
Most problems happen (and need a "factory reset") when a service changes the LCN or there is a slight change to the channel identifier (such as "ITV 1" becoming "ITV").
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Friday 31 May 2013 8:33PM
Justin: You can't turn it off. It's there to protect the content you are watching from being copied.