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+Since we were recently told to re-tune into Freeview,all I get is the picture breaking up on a lot of the channels.Is it something I did or can the adverse weather have something to do with it???
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Strange...if everything was working o.k. before a re-tune, I can't see it as an aerial problem.
Post a bit more information and perhaps there are other ABers who will comment.
The sort of info which will be required is.....Are you using a set-top box or is Freeview built into your set (as I have). Have you actually performed a re-tune; because I haven't and all channels are still available to me.
Ron.
Post a bit more information and perhaps there are other ABers who will comment.
The sort of info which will be required is.....Are you using a set-top box or is Freeview built into your set (as I have). Have you actually performed a re-tune; because I haven't and all channels are still available to me.
Ron.
You need to check that your aerial hasn't been knocked out of alignment by high winds. You also need to check, as far as is possible, that all connections from your aerial (e.g. into and out of any signal amplifier you might use, and into the back of your TV or digibox) are still firmly in place.
Then use the postcode facility here to see if there is a transmitter fault:
https://faq.external....atic/interferencePage
Also check here to see if there's any planned engineering work:
http://www.digitaluk....ial/engineering_works
If nothing there helps, it's time to upgrade your aerial. See my posts here:
http://www.theanswerb...y/Question858245.html
Chris
Then use the postcode facility here to see if there is a transmitter fault:
https://faq.external....atic/interferencePage
Also check here to see if there's any planned engineering work:
http://www.digitaluk....ial/engineering_works
If nothing there helps, it's time to upgrade your aerial. See my posts here:
http://www.theanswerb...y/Question858245.html
Chris
Make sure you are not picking up two groups of channels. Sometimes weaker muxes are preferential to the storage .. but that is down to individual freeview softwares.
A good directional antenna is important. Directional is long with large rear reflector. Make sure it is suitable for the channel groups (muxex) you want to receive.
If you get stuck .. post postcode here and I will tell you what transmitter/signal strength/antenna and antenna compass bearing you should be using.
If you get bad reception during/after heavy rain, suspect downlead or balun on antenna has water in it)
Al.
A good directional antenna is important. Directional is long with large rear reflector. Make sure it is suitable for the channel groups (muxex) you want to receive.
If you get stuck .. post postcode here and I will tell you what transmitter/signal strength/antenna and antenna compass bearing you should be using.
If you get bad reception during/after heavy rain, suspect downlead or balun on antenna has water in it)
Al.