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All posts by Briantist
Below are all of Briantist's postings, with the most recent are at the bottom of the page.james Toyne: There will be disruption to the services at midnight. Belmont and Weaverthorpe are restored by 6am, Lincoln Central by 9am and Grimsby by noon.
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Steve P: One of the most common errors people make is to assume that everyone else does what you do.
Thus the popular phrase: "assume" = make an ASS out out yoU and ME.
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MAC: Please see Single frequency interference | ukfree.tv - independent free digital TV advice .
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Michael: It is probably you will have to wait until 27th June 2012 before you can receive all the Freeview channels from the Sudbury transmitter.
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jane hore: "mux" = multiplex. See How digital television works | ukfree.tv - independent free digital TV advice (part 5).
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NottsUK: Yes, more at How to get Sky News on a Freesat box | ukfree.tv - independent free digital TV advice .
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Graham: DAB - Digital Audio Broadcasting | ukfree.tv - independent free digital TV advice - not sure who actually owns it.
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Steve P: I would edit it out, by Digital UK asked me not to change their status reports in any way.
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Steve P: On analogue the subtitles are carried by the teletext transmission system on page 088 (which is access as 888). The subtitles are carried as text.
On DVB-T the subtitles are actually a bit-mapped overlay, and are carried as a graphic, rather than text.
They are access via the "subtitles" button on the remote, or via the set/box's menu.
All DVB-T boxes can display subtitles, they are not dependant on the set/box having MHEG-5 support.
On DVB-S satellite the subtitles are carried as text and are accessed via the SETTINGS button menus. Once enabled they are provided as an on-screen overlay, but the Sky box also generates a page 088 with the subtitles too.
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Tuesday 2 August 2011 7:56AM
shaun: The transmitter you receive from depends on the direction your aerial points.