Doug Stamper wrote: » Found a new channel last night called Merit, it only broadcasts between 9pm to midnight at the moment. It’s an ITV service that shows travel, food and gardening programmes. Watched an episode of The Hungry Sailors last night (Dick Strawbridge & his son James) It showed up on the C-ITV channel after 9pm if anyone is interested.
mike2084 wrote: » Nothing showing on CITV at 11:45p.m., though it may be finished broadcasting for the night, will try earlier tomorrow.
Gerry Wicklow wrote: » Looks like Pick HD has been pulled.
Johnboy1951 wrote: » SWMBO watched about 30 mins of it last night ~21:15 .... something about English garden furniture/seating or such. It was gone before midnight as you discovered.
mike2084 wrote: » Can I ask are you using a FTA box or a Sky box?
Johnboy1951 wrote: » FTA only ..... no Sky.
kearney68 wrote: » Hi, a few of my channels went last night, mainly bbc's and Itv's, channels like drama still there, my Irish channels also still there. My box doesn't let me do auto installation fir some reason so have to do it manually each time. Could anybody tell me the best frequency for these channels mentioned? Thanks Also when I do a specific scan for certain channels I tend to lose channels I have scanned before?
dxhound2005 wrote: » Are you getting your signals from a satellite dish or an aerial?
greasepalm wrote: » Bookmark this on pc as it covers all sats with channel info thats needed.https://en.kingofsat.net/pos-28.2E.php[/ur:Dl]
kearney68 wrote: » Aerial mate. As I said some channels like Drama and Dave are both coming through no problem. It's a weird one
greasepalm wrote: » Maybe there is another way but not said what box you own,enigma2 receivers can run ABM plugin and when setup it updates itself with coming and going of channels.
dxhound2005 wrote: » The frequency / channel numbers for BBC etc depends on which transmitter you can get. Where I am in Dundalk I can get signals from Camlough and Belfast. There are other transmitters in NI and Wales which people can receive, depending on where they live. It is probably a weak signal problem, on some channels.https://ukfree.tv/transmitters/tv/Camloughhttps://ukfree.tv/transmitters/tv/divis This is the Satellite forum and the thread is for discussions about new channels on Satellite. There is another forum for Terrestrial, aerial reception.
swoofer wrote: » That is a very old box so it will give you hassle. But you may not want to change. You may see loads of posts on here about Tiviar plus and zgemma and the phrase AUTO BOUQUETS and that is the secret to keeping channels updated ie its a peice of software that you can configire to run, daily, weekly, monthly or when you lose a channel. In your case you can do two things. 1. Go here when you lose a channel and get the frequency.https://www.satellite.ie/acatalog/Frequently-Asked-Questions.html 2. This was mentioned above and its here really we get all the info from. Where it says zap put in the channel and it even remembers it for nest time.https://en.kingofsat.net/find.php?question=SKY+NEWS It is a mine of information. You can save as favourites as well. Have a look and if still stuck then I will tell you the correct frequency.
Thargor wrote: » Thats what I mean though, your first link gives this: Sky News 12070 H 27500 But that's halfway down a long list in the second link that everyone reccomends... How do you actually tell what you're looking for from the dozen or so options?
Sky Arts will also be available on Freesat on channel number 147.
Atlantic Dawn wrote: » Sky Arts confirmed FTA from 17th September...https://helpforum.sky.com/t5/What-s-On/Sky-Arts-free-to-air-update/td-p/3438079
dublinman1990 wrote: » Will Sky Arts be in HD when FTA?
