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Freeview nightmare
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Can anyone tell me why all my channel 4 and ITV channels are not working on my freeview. I have re-scanned and I still can't watch the channels because the pictures are all scrambled. Is it because I have an analog aerial instead of digital. I live on the south coast which I believe could be a weak area, a lot of my friends are having the same problem......help please?!
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You need to change your aerial to a wide-band .The thing is that aerials come in three groups,a, b, and c/d. You have one of those.Where your transmitter once transmitted on just one of those bands ,the digital signal uses all three
hence the need of a wide-band aerial. If you live close to the transmitter there is no need to spend a lot on an aerial.
I got mine from Focus for �8.99. The cowboys of course
will tell you that you need one of their elaborate ones for
around �150.00
hence the need of a wide-band aerial. If you live close to the transmitter there is no need to spend a lot on an aerial.
I got mine from Focus for �8.99. The cowboys of course
will tell you that you need one of their elaborate ones for
around �150.00
Check here first fruitloop, if you know which transmitter you use.
http://www.wolfbane.com/cgi-bin/tva.exe? (analogue)
http://www.wolfbane.com/cgi-bin/tvd.exe? (digital)
There is no such thing as an 'analogue' aerial or a 'digital' aerial. Some analogue transmitters need a wideband aerial, and some digital transmitters need a grouped aerial. The above site will give you the channel numbers and whether you need a grouped or wideband aerial, and also where to point it.
Don't heed the last column - 'antanna suggestion' - it's always very pessimistic!
http://www.wolfbane.com/cgi-bin/tva.exe? (analogue)
http://www.wolfbane.com/cgi-bin/tvd.exe? (digital)
There is no such thing as an 'analogue' aerial or a 'digital' aerial. Some analogue transmitters need a wideband aerial, and some digital transmitters need a grouped aerial. The above site will give you the channel numbers and whether you need a grouped or wideband aerial, and also where to point it.
Don't heed the last column - 'antanna suggestion' - it's always very pessimistic!