C53 (730.0MHz) after switchover
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charlene leonardiThursday 29 March 2007 11:38AM
Derehamcharlene leonardi: Why do you say that? Over 10 million homes use it, which suggests otherwise. M
Mike DimmickTuesday 12 April 2011 6:50PM
ReadingMike Dimmick: It's there in the Javascript. Mike Dimmick: Fixed, there was a case-conversion problem for the icon. M
MartinWednesday 14 September 2011 4:35PM
SwindonM
Mike DimmickWednesday 14 September 2011 4:50PM
Some equipment has trouble with a mix of 2K and 8K modes. Other equipment cannot handle the larger Network Information Table - this problem usually isn't revealed until you rescan for channels. Still other equipment has trouble with very different signal levels across the multiplexes.K
kevin boltonWednesday 14 September 2011 5:37PM
AbingdonG
geoffWednesday 14 September 2011 8:09PM
geoff barnett geoff: Which links are you referring to? They all work here. B
BertieWednesday 21 September 2011 8:42PM
Leighton BuzzardK
KatyTuesday 27 March 2012 11:37PM
SwindonKaty: It would appear that you are probably picking up West from Mendip instead of Central from Oxford.
Is your aerial facing Oxford?
The easiest way, if your set allows, is to change the "Region" or "Network" and that is in practice selecting the transmitter.
It may well be the case that your box has stored the Oxford channels in the 800s. Consequently, manual tuning to Oxford may not move its services to the proper positions (1 being BBC One etc). Depending on the design, the box may just do nothing because as far as it's concerned, then channels are already stored.
You really need to wipe the channels from the memory before attempting a manual retune. How you achieve this will depend on how the box works. For example, on some you may be able to run the automatic tuning scan through with the aerial unplugged to "blank" its memory. On others this will result in it telling you that nothing was found during the scan and that it has retained the channel line-up it had before!
What is the make and model of the box? I may be able to find the instructions for it online and make further suggestions. updates
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Freeview signals: too much of a good thing is bad for you | ukfree.tv - independent free digital TV advice but if you can now get the BBC channels OK, the rest will be OK in two weeks time. 
