@Briantist: From the archive: Ofcom Bingo III - compatibility or improvements? In the final part of this short series of ar...  http://t.co/i8s80zGE

@Briantist: From the archive: Spam filter changed to Akismet I have changed the UK Free TV spam filtering system to Akismet.  http://t.co/cuOgqgHv

@Briantist: Thanks for the mention! UnicronJB  http://t.co/Oy4JPkNb

@Briantist: @UnicronJB yes, it's not the same video stream, but it uses the same capacity. MHEG5 overlays when off air also.

@Briantist: Media Channel 4 The Voice Facebook 16 May 2012  http://t.co/mg3Qdimx

@Briantist: Blue Peter cut from BBC1 as Children039s television programmes move to digital channels - TV amp Radio - Media - Th  http://t.co/pp58pMt4

@Briantist: Ariel - Local radio to keep afternoon shows  http://t.co/OFn9rfUg

@Briantist: Ofcom - BBC Trust Significance Tests  http://t.co/6npjX3cE

Freeview multiplex allocations

The Freeview transmissions are carried on six 'multiplexes' - each one a single transmission that carries five or more TV channels, radio channels, text services and electronic programme guide information. These are shown below.

Before switchover configuration

After switchover configuration

On the top diagram, the total width represents 24 megabits per second of capacity. Multiplexes 1, B, C and D broadcast in a more resilient mode, but have less bits. The total width of the lower diagram indicates 40Mbps due to the extra capacity from DVB-T2. For clarity radio and text services are not shown.

Wales

In Wales, the addition of S4C displaces E4 from D3+4 which in turn displaces CITV from SDN.