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MPEG4 tests - Not a Public Service

Zaphod · 2008-08-06 19:13:22

[The trial on two sites ended in 2008. There are now only engineering tests: Watty] Seeing as how the MPEG4 trials have now begun in earnest, I thought it might be useful if we had a list of TV models, STB/DVB-T receivers, or MPEG4 CAM combinations which have been confirmed to work with the Irish DTT system. So if you can…

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#722 24-09-2010 1:06pm
The Cush

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John Dough wrote: »

STB wrote: »

Regardless of EU legislation what you should be referring to is the Broadcasting Act 2009.

Sorry to inform you mate but E.U. regulation overides that act.

EU regulations do not override the Act.

The Broadcasting Act implements an EU Directive into Irish law.

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#723 24-09-2010 9:02pm
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HD test is up and running on RTENL2 again...looks good :P

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#724 24-09-2010 9:46pm
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John Dough wrote: »

STB wrote: »

Regardless of EU legislation what you should be referring to is the Broadcasting Act 2009.

Sorry to inform you mate but E.U. regulation overides that act.

John I had to go through 20 pages of this thread to find out what you where quoting me on and in what context. You have already been responded to by myself and various posters back in April this year in this thread. To save you having to do what I had to do that answer is here. I suggest you read the answers given 5 months ago.

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055350262&page=41

The original response was in relation to your very weird conspiracy theory as to why TV3 are not on the DTT mux at present and what RTE's statutory mandate is. This is most certainly outlined in the act referred to.

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#725 24-09-2010 10:13pm
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you need to reference a POST not a page

This post on last page which is page 37 (for me). Pages are different according to posts per page for each user

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#726 24-09-2010 11:07pm
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watty wrote: »

you need to reference a POST not a page

This post on last page which is page 37 (for me). Pages are different according to posts per page for each user

You learn something new every day!
Its not just one post Watty (the responses where from several posters!) Infact John Doughs original post is here - the next 10 posts reply to that post from various posters!

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#727 25-09-2010 12:00am
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STB wrote: »

You learn something new every day!
Its not just one post Watty (the responses where from several posters!) Infact John Doughs original post is here - the next 10 posts reply to that post from various posters!

Thanks.

If I learn something new each day myself I feel I am not yet "passed it".
Sometimes I learn that things I thought I knew are wrong.
Like Kennedy didn't really say "I am a doughnut" when he uttered 'Ich bin ein Berliner'
The gaps at top of old glass isn't because Glass is a super cooled liquid
Baird didn't invent Television.

but I think I keep forgetting since I learnt in 1994. Don't feed trolls.

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#728 27-09-2010 11:03am
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The Cush wrote: »

EU regulations do not override the Act.

The Broadcasting Act implements an EU Directive into Irish law.

Yeah and the difference is ??? we have to say how high when they say jump that is the cost of being a member of that club.

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#729 27-09-2010 11:59am
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John Dough wrote: »

Yeah and the difference is ??? we have to say how high when they say jump that is the cost of being a member of that club.

I suggest you take comments like that here. This thread is in
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