All posts by Briantist
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Dave Lindsay: Yes, as I think Mike said above, you get better coverage for the same signal output, DVB-T2 "co-operates" better and the RoI services are in MPEG4, which is part of Freeview HD in the UK. Ofcom specifically banned using MPEG4 on DVB-T.
Given that NI is the very last region to switch in the UK, there should be mainly Freeview HD in the shops by then.
Yes, they could have done a MPEG2/DVB-T solution but the coverage would have been poor.
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Liz Jednorog: You might find it easier to adjust the parameters on your TV or stereo to match your requirement.
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Bruce Cowie: If the problem has not been resolved, see Freeview signals: too much of a good thing is bad for you | ukfree.tv - independent free digital TV advice please.
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Peter Henderson: Yes, I think that's correct. I need to have a look at listing the actual heights on the transmitter pages.
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Karen: Please see Freeview reception has changed? | ukfree.tv - independent free digital TV advice for help.
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am Kittler-Bazelaire: More4 schedule is not designed to be watched the whole time, but as a complementary channel where you can catch-up with programmes already broadcast, and for this the schedule repeats programmes.
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Michael King: You can use a "wireless video sender" such as Argos - www.argos.co.uk
but you can't use the devices you listed.
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Conor: The switchover schedule has been planned as it is for about six years, and cannot be changed as there are only a certain number of engineers employed to do the multi-billion pound works.
Ofcom is cannot be "sued" as it is the regulator and is set up in law to make the decisions.
And it's not Ofcom that is causing 4G delays, but the mobile phone companies bickering in court about it.
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Sunday 26 February 2012 8:06PM
Mark: I would have a look at the Freeview signals: too much of a good thing is bad for you | ukfree.tv - independent free digital TV advice page.