'Talking Pictures' has changed TP to 11582 H 22000 5/6 DVB-S QPSK
Gerry I have asked this question before and got an answer possible from you but with the new format I cant find it. I did a scan for talking pics and it ended up in a new bouquet. How can I move it to my main bouquet
After you do a scan you should see a list of the channels found. Highlight the one you want using UP/DOWN buttons then press MENU. Select ADD TO BOUQUET and choose the required one. It will be added to the end of the bouquet. To move it within the bouquet, go into that bouquet, highlight the new channel and hit MENU. Pick ENABLE MOVE MODE. Use UP/DOWN to move to the required spot in the list then hit MENU again and DISABLE MOVE MODE.
To remove the old entry, highlight it and press MENU>REMOVE ENTRY and ok as required.
Thank you Gerry I'm sorted
its Wikipedia, by the looks of things. Its infested with idiots.
Doesn't look like and isn't on any relevant Wikipedia page I can think of.
Its a mediawiki engined website anyway. If it was on Wikipedia it has likely been removed as Mitty gibberish.
Nobody uses the term "EDM" anymore for one.
Never mind - being discussed elsewhere.
Channels on the move again 11307 H 27500
Thats possibly a temporary FreeView link to help recover from the Bilsdale mast fire. https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-tees-58208326
You could be right. The SNR rate is a bit lower.
It includes FreeView option. They are temp feeds for terrestrial relay sites.
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is GB news worth tuning in? is it worth a gawk?
or just a brit version of fox news
A poor version of it really, think of Fox crossed with The Sun and you're not far off, pretty low brow stuff.
Haven't watched it much really.
There's a thread on it in Current Affairs.
It's lurching from one crisis to another, staff leaving in droves, and viewing figures barely even register.
Interesting side effect for those of us with Now/Next on FTA - on this TP we get a full EPG.
Not new channels par se but BBC Alba & BBC Parliament now have a new HD stream earmarked for launch on BBC iPlayer in the UK from the 21st of October. It may signal that HD versions of these channels may become available for us on Cable & Satellite in the near future. But I don't know when that will happen yet. Link on it is below.
A new channel testing on 10847 V 23000 with SID 6951 and showing CBBC. Possibly a place holder for BBC Three
Is BBC three coming back to fta?
They applied for a licence to return to broadcasting a while back. https://www.ofcom.org.uk/consultations-and-statements/category-3/review-bbc-three-television-channel
Not technically a channel, but Peacock launches to Sky customers (except Glass) tomorrow.
I think the decsion about BBC Three HD coming back on Sky/Freesat would be announced by Ofcom very soon preferably within the next day or two. Does anyone here think it will happen soon?
They are aiming for Jan 2022. Allowing for FreeSat and Skys minimum testing periods and Xmas change moratorium, this sounds about right. Since it's the BBC, I'd imagine the Ofcom go-ahead is mainly a formality.
Another placeholder has appeared on 10847 V 23000 with the SID 6971 also showing CBBC. According to Jimbo and Digi Man on DS this is going to be an RoI variant of BBC Three HD.
Why does there need to be an ROI version? I get it for channels that run ads, but this won't, right?
Has me scratching my head too, unless there's some content not licensed for here. Like Saorsat blocking sports kinda thing.
Do BBC have dedicated streams for ROI? I doubt it, but I'll defer to those who know more. Would admitting/recognising that they broadcast to the ROI not open a big can of worms for them Re licencing etc? Or, contrary to that, would the population of the ROI receiving the signal FTA kas opposed to paying sky for it) be irrelevant in the overall population of the UK.
Interesting anyway, another channel is welcome, even though the content of BBC3 wouldn't be my cuppa T.
They do and the only difference / reason to my recollection is that the ROI versions lack the red button prompt.
Pay Sky for a crippled viewing experience, or get all the features on Freesat at no cost, it's a no-brainer.
