C24 (498.0MHz) after switchover
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Allan JonesThursday 8 November 2007 8:21AM
After many months of receiving a signal on Channel 24 MUX B 498MHz(?) - BBC Radio stations etc, I now get no signal. Has Bilsdale ceased transmission on this frequency?martinFriday 23 January 2009 7:40AM
Manchester badWalter JaggliTuesday 6 October 2009 5:09PM
Stoke-on-trent I live in the ST10 area and I have great reception on frequencies (Mhz) 634, 658, 682, 714 and 722. I cannot get a decent signal for the channels on 746Mhz which includes ITV4, TMF and Film4. I understand my transmitter is Sutton Coldfield.
Why???
regards, Walter JagglisamTuesday 12 April 2011 8:15PM
l have a freeviwbox l offed lt By mistake then when l on lt channel4 stopped working and started sain no signal while it was workin before it went off.Paul Chambers Thursday 15 September 2011 10:26PM
Solihull What I am noticing before and after the start of the switchover on the 07/09/2011 is when the camera id filming the news and other programs, as the cameras I see the news team going bitty and blurred, then as the camera zooms into their face it comes crisp and clear, mainly on channels 1,2,3,4,5. The signal is strong. Then on HDMI 50,51,52,54 the signal, strength is poor, in yellow and red. The TV has Freeview and freesat built into it. What is causing this please? Paul Paul Chambers : Sounds like you may have enabled "sharpening" on your TV set. If you have, turn it off.
Freeview HD starts at full power next Wednesday. RichardThursday 3 May 2012 8:21PM
I live in Southampton. I run freeview on my TV in front room on a Humax box. This is working fine. My bedroom freeview TV was ok before the switchover but now does not receive BBC channels, I fact states that there is no signal on CH24. They are both run off the same aerial....help? Richard,Southampton.Two options,firstly try taking your bedroom TV (if it's not too heavy) downstairs into the front room and try after deleting all channels on the bedroom TV,by plugging out the aerial plug on the TV already in your front room and replugging the downstairs aerial connection into the bedroom TV and rescan again.Hopefully this should remedy itself.
The other option if the bedroom TV is too heavy to be transported downstairs and if you have a set-top aerial is to try either that or a piece of wire or coat hanger and stick this into the aerial socket of your bedroom TV,delete all the channels then rescan again,hopefully this should do the trick either the above methods that i suggested,then replug the aerial connection back into your bedroom TV.If this fails then you may have to perform a full resetting procedure to clear the previous memory.Give it a try ? DanWednesday 17 October 2012 9:04PM
Southsea I live in Portsmouth - PO5 1NP. Since switchover I cannot rx BBC channels on my TV with built in freeview. Looking at c24 on the TV it shows 'Signal quality: none' but 'Signal level: 90%'. No channels are listed for this mux group.
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