ChatterBank9 mins ago
What's Happened To Our Tv Channels
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yesterday our TV told us we needed to upgrade so we let it. Switched on today and we have lost 3 4 5 6 including 3 which is ITV so no Chase. What's going on. We have BT for the TV and internet . Help please!! No Bradley Walsh else
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The channels you're missing are all on the PSB2 multiplex ( = 'bundle of channels"). Each multiplex uses a different frequency. In theory you should have a different aerial for each multiplex (so that the elements are exactly the right length to 'resonate' with the relevant frequency). In practice though we all use just a single aerial, which is bound (by the...
19:35 Thu 24th Oct 2019
Discussed earlier in the week.
You'll need to retune.
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You'll need to retune.
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The channels you're missing are all on the PSB2 multiplex ( = 'bundle of channels"). Each multiplex uses a different frequency. In theory you should have a different aerial for each multiplex (so that the elements are exactly the right length to 'resonate' with the relevant frequency). In practice though we all use just a single aerial, which is bound (by the laws of physics) to be better at 'resonating' with some frequencies than with others. Your aerial clearly doesn't resonate well with the frequency that's being used by PSB2.
Either PSB2 has migrated from a frequency that your aerial 'likes' to one that it doesn't or the power level used to transmit PSB2 has been reduced. (A lot of the retuning that's been necessary with Freeview services is related to the rollout of 5G mobile phone services which, as well as involving frequency changes for Freeview, has also required a significant reduction of the power used by some Freeview's transmitters in order to avoid interference to 5G services).
Either way, the problem you're now facing is one of insufficient signal strength for the combined needs of your aerial and your TV. You might need a new aerial installed but it's far more likely that you can solve the problem simply by installing one of these:
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Either PSB2 has migrated from a frequency that your aerial 'likes' to one that it doesn't or the power level used to transmit PSB2 has been reduced. (A lot of the retuning that's been necessary with Freeview services is related to the rollout of 5G mobile phone services which, as well as involving frequency changes for Freeview, has also required a significant reduction of the power used by some Freeview's transmitters in order to avoid interference to 5G services).
Either way, the problem you're now facing is one of insufficient signal strength for the combined needs of your aerial and your TV. You might need a new aerial installed but it's far more likely that you can solve the problem simply by installing one of these:
https:/
(You'll also need one of these to go with it https:/
Thank you everyone. It's now sorted by the simplest of means!! "Role Reversal" This evening I went to the supermarket food shopping and left my wife scratching her head about the TV. When I got in with what we needed plus 18 cans of cider my wonderful wife had sorted the TV . Went online and asked BT TV what to do and it talked her through it. Sorted!! I'm on mi 5th can.....
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