All posts by Briantist
Below are all of Briantist's postings, with the most recent are at the bottom of the page.
Notes: The 21 June 2020 date for the closure of com7/com8 from all UK transmitter is from - https://www.ofcom.org.uk/….pdf
| link to this comment |
***ALL*** See 20 Freeview HD TV channels to close March/June 2019 in Cornwall
20 Freeview HD TV channels to close March/June 2019 in Cornwall | free and easy
Beacon Hill will stop transmitting the channels to Torbay at the end of March, with the rest of Cornwall they will stop from 19 June 2019. These channels are on the so-called com7 and com8 multiplexes, which are being withdrawn from Cornwall. This is ahead of the rest of the UK where the licence expires May 2020.
| link to this comment |
***ALL*** Urgent Note!!!
See 20 Freeview HD TV channels to close March/June 2019 in Cornwall
20 Freeview HD TV channels to close March/June 2019 in Cornwall | free and easy
Beacon Hill will stop transmitting the channels to Torbay at the end of March, with the rest of Cornwall they will stop from 19 June 2019. These channels are on the so-called com7 and com8 multiplexes, which are being withdrawn from Cornwall. This is ahead of the rest of the UK where the licence expires May 2020.
| link to this comment |
Jonathan Martin: Perhaps, but I suspect you might be missing the point of this very site...
| link to this comment |
Roger Viles: I'm just compiling an article that I hope will answer the question of what will happen to Freeview HD missing services.
I'm sorry to say that for the moment, the BBC Four service on Freeview is on an "interim" service that was only ever meant to least until the start of 2020.
It should be possible to BBC FOUR HD/CBeebies HD to be restored to Freeview soon. It mainly depends on when the old non-Freeview boxes and TVs have been replaced.
| link to this comment |
Dave: The "More 4+1" channel is using about 1/3rd of the capacity of a HD channel, and is fitting into a (relatiy) tiny amount of space. There isn't room for another full HD channel on PSB3.
| link to this comment |
Chris: Clearly, the whole point of this is to have the local BBC One and ITV/STV/UTV services on Freeview HD.
Doing this would not dictate changes to the outputs of the satellite services.
| link to this comment |
42Jon: Yes, you are correct, there is also the gains made from moving SD channels to MPEG4.
I had included those calculations in the spreadsheet I had made that I based the article on, but I though that there was only a certain level of complexity to the numbers that would leave the article understandable.
The main upshot of this is that it would be possible for the BBCA and D3&4 multiplexes to upgrade a few more channels to full HD (BBC Four HD, BBC News HD, BBC Scotland HD) or a mixture of HD and SD+1 channels (ITV 2 HD and ITV 2+1).
| link to this comment |
Colin R: I guess it's worth remembering that the at800 | 4G & Freeview | 4G interference | 4G Filters | 800 MHz people have been paid for by the mobile broadband companies as part of their deals to get the former TV broadcast frequencies.
They have provided, over time, free filters and sometime free Freesat equipment, as well as the necessary support. Which you might expect as they paid 2,341m that they paid them.
The problem here is that any additional benefits from changing to DVB-T2 don't accrue to HMG, but to the multiplex owners. I can't see that Lord Hall of Birkenhead, for example, really has shown the ability to understand this kind of commercial situation, given his previous well-documented actions.
| link to this comment |
Wednesday 6 March 2019 4:24PM
K. Hilton: I think most of the time the channel is a live action -
Watch The Live Show | JewelleryMaker.com
- but the guide says that overnight (22:00 - 08:00) they repeat the content as "Today's Show Highlights"