doubie wrote: » At a guess, I'd assume UTV NI will be replaced by UTV Ireland
icdg wrote: » It has already happened. Although UTV NI stayed on after 1:40am, it was gone by this morning. UTV Ireland promo reel now airing on 110. There's a countdown at the top of the screen to launch.
MadSham wrote: » Can anyone confirm if you have to have the Sky HD pack to view UTV Ireland HD? Thanks Guys
The Ayatolla wrote: » Is it HD on saorview?
galtee boy wrote: » No.
galtee boy wrote: » Is it in HD on UPC ?
icdg wrote: » Yes, Channel 110 for Horizon and channel 138 for everyone else. Should also mention that, at least at the moment, its available to non-HD subscribers as UTV HD was, unlike the position on Sky and eVision.
ricardo1 wrote: » Slightly off the topic Sky News I feel is a news channel for British News and for British interests only. (Not that I have anything against the British with some of my best friends being British). However I think the news on Sky News really has little or no relevance to Irish people. I can remember there was a Sky News Ireland Channel about 7-10 years ago but it unfortunately didn't last. Obviously not enough viewers hence revenue from advertising. For this I think airports, department stores, bars or other establishments that show it should just switch to another news channel with more international relevance.
zorro2566 wrote: » Goodness me!
twinklerunner wrote: » These are just photos of two TVs showing the countdown clock today, but notice how on Saorview part of the U on the top left corner is missing - compared to the HD version on UPC
JosephPatrick wrote: » On my Saorview I can see the U in the top left corner fine. Try changing the aspect ratio of the channel to "just scan", "1:1" or "Native". It might have defaulted to 16:9 or something and its cut off?
Brian017 wrote: » I presume not all of their HD programmes are tagged as being in HD yet. There's only the soaps tagged in HD as of yet, if thats the extent of their HD output its a tad underwhelming
AwaitYourReply wrote: » they should have thought a bit "outside the box" and recognised that there will be some viewers in the Republic who will miss certain staple programmes like the itv News from the studios of ITN in London.
twinklerunner wrote: » Sky's on-line tv guide indicates that all today's programmes are in HD
Kermit.de.frog wrote: » You can't have a national tv station in the Republic of Ireland giving "national" news from London. What should they do - show UK national news before telling us they are switching to our region for local news? How well do you think that would go down?
Digifriendly wrote: » Out of interest can you add UTV Ireland under 'other channels' on a Sky HD box? If so do you know what the parameters are for it?