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New Channel on Astra 28E ?

  • 19-10-2007 07:54PM
    #1
    Puggy
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 284 ✭✭


    Anyone seen this?

    Tandberg Service seems to be some sort of studio feed for the final tomorrow?
    12626 V 13330
    v/a/pcr 308/256/8190

    Also noticed Channel 4 has some new channels
    12168 V 275500
    v/a/pcr 2310/2311/2304


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  • #2
    biologikal
    Closed Accounts Posts: 371 ✭✭biologikal


    The Tandberg Service might be a HD feed.

    On a related note, I was flicking through the encrypted channels on my Lidl box looking at 28.2E, and saw two channels that were showing some kind of catch-up clips of Coronation Street, the picture was about 1/4 normal size, but sound was present. Below it was something to do with the making of the sponsors ad. Has anyone else seen this? Is it part of some interactive ITV thingie? I can't remember the numbers, but looked them up on Lyngsat, but it wasn't listed. The channel had the "$" mark, indicating encrypted, but was still showing. Does it happen often that "$" channels may temorarily be viewable? Where would one get a heads-up on this? I noticed a post recently about the "5" channels - would this be the way we would normally hear about it?

    Incidently, although the signal quality was up about the usual 80% I get with my other channels, it often jumps down to 20% momentarily, and there is some pixelation, but on the whole, it's viewable (if totally uninteresting material!).


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