All posts by Briantist
Below are all of Briantist's postings, with the most recent are at the bottom of the page.
David: I thought that the diagram I did made it very clear that Freesat is 100% not dependant on Sky in any way.
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Stephen Alden: See Local television on Freeview | ukfree.tv - 11 years of independent, free digital TV advice !
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chriselda: It's possible you are getting signals from Stockland Hill. If the first multiplex comes in on C26, D3&4 will be on C23.
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Rob: It's true that the output is limited, but the broadcast "mode" will compensate for this.
As you live between the Hannington transmitter you're in the perfect place to get the Reading service - if someone decides to bid for it.
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Stuart Owens: There were never plans - as there don't seem to be "interleaved frequencies" available for Shrewsbury and Telford to have local TV.
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Mike Dimmick: Thanks for that excellent post, which clarified what I posted.
Just wish to add, on the subject of "repeats" during peak that BBC One repeats are currently 8.4%, but will rise to 10% due to DQF.
I see that certain publications have use the "63%" figure. However, given that BBC Two daytime is now a repeats zone due to DQF and that BBC three and FOUR are designed to show programmes to watch at different times.
BBC One and Two overnight show programmes again, but with signing and this, by an "all hours" measure (compared peak) the percentage rises.
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Thursday 1 August 2013 7:41PM
Charles Stuart: It's Moore's Law in action.
Today the computing power they use can fit nine streams into the PSB2 multiplex - all at full resolution.
As it makes no odds to the decoder, the viewer gets a better picture and more channels.