C56 (754.0MHz) after switchover
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John KeehnerThursday 25 October 2007 12:33PM
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Cyril EatonSunday 15 November 2009 11:21AM
Northwich
I'm guessing it impacts everything in MUX1. I receive all of the other MUX groupings from Winter Hill.Cyril Eaton: If you can receive more than one version of a channel, the duplicates are in the 800-899 channel range. Your box will show all the versions it can receive. C
Cyril EatonSunday 15 November 2009 5:49PM
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Andrew FieldenFriday 26 February 2010 6:01PM
Evesham
What needs to be done?G
GrahamFriday 23 March 2012 11:31AM
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Adam BFriday 23 March 2012 11:46AM
Dunstable
I suspect the communal system is blocking CH56. The other Mux's (except the HD one) were in use prior to switchover, Ch56 is the only new frequency. Is it possible to check with other users of the communal system to see if they are having the same problem?
Hope this helps,
Adam.G
GrahamFriday 23 March 2012 5:56PM
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GrahamThursday 29 March 2012 6:30PM
The techies came in today and low and behold both missing chanels (56 and 51 HD) now up and running. Not sure what they did yet as I am not on the site but I hope to find out soon.
Obviously the distribution set up in the block was the problem.A
Adam BFriday 30 March 2012 10:51AM
Dunstable
Glad all is working OK for you now!
Cheers,
Adam.I receive my TV reception from Mendip. The TV has retuned (27th March) but the HDD tuner has now lost BBC1, BBC2, ITV1, Channel 4 and respective HD channels!! I have not been able to receive Channel 5 on the HDD tuners for a long time. I live directly beneath the Mendip transmitter in Wells. Am I suffering from overload? Paul Hobbs: Channel 5 HD does not broadcast on Freeview and isn't likely to do so in the immediate future.
Try a manual tune on UHF channel 58. If there is an option to select mode on the manual tune screen (DVB-T or DVB-T2) then select the latter for the HD channel. Standard definition broadcasts in the UK use the former. Dave, Thanks for that but nothing showing on Ch58. Strange that ALL the channels are present on the TV. I have always had a problem with missing channels on the HDD on retunes! It looks more and more like the HDD tuners suffer from overload! Paul Hobbs: Try something to reduce the level of signal. For example, a set-top aerial, a piece of wire in the centre part of the aerial socket or connecting only the centre conductor from the aerial lead into the receiver.
A more permanent solution, if this is too much signal level, is to install an attenuator. updates
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