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Freeview retunes early 2018

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  1. black knight

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    As expected, COM8 it is for CBeebies-HD and BBC4-HD.

    | Thu 11 Jan 2018 13:04:44 #11 |
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    Yep and when I think its going to go smoothly BBC4 HD and C beebies are nowhere to be found after an automatic and a manual retune.

    I know the channels they are supposed to now be on. Band 31 and channel 106 for BBC 4 HD on Winter Hill now but nothing there for me on the Humax

    Im getting sick of this even though I can fairly rapidly delete the dross and set up my channels again.

    So right now I no longer have BBC 4 HD

    | Sat 20 Jan 2018 20:22:46 #12 |
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    Minstrel SE - 1 hour ago  » 
    Yep and when I think its going to go smoothly BBC4 HD and C beebies are nowhere to be found after an automatic and a manual retune.
    I know the channels they are supposed to now be on. Band 31 and channel 106 for BBC 4 HD on Winter Hill now but nothing there for me on the Humax
    Im getting sick of this even though I can fairly rapidly delete the dross and set up my channels again.
    So right now I no longer have BBC 4 HD

    Do a signal check on UHF 37 (COM 8). If you have no signal you may have a aerial issue. COM 8 is lower power than COM 7 (COM 7 (UHF 31) 25.7kW COM 8 (UHF 37) 22.6kW).

    | Sat 20 Jan 2018 21:40:22 #13 |
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    Minstrel SE - 18 hours ago  » 
    Yep and when I think its going to go smoothly BBC4 HD and C beebies are nowhere to be found after an automatic and a manual retune.
    I know the channels they are supposed to now be on. Band 31 and channel 106 for BBC 4 HD on Winter Hill now but nothing there for me on the Humax
    Im getting sick of this even though I can fairly rapidly delete the dross and set up my channels again.
    So right now I no longer have BBC 4 HD

    Just a quick clarification. When doing a manual scan, you are selecting DVB-T2 on the tuning menu page?

    Also, according to Grahams post above 'band 31' is COM7. You need to scan 37 for COM8.

    | Sun 21 Jan 2018 14:38:47 #14 |
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    black knight - 1 hour ago  » 

    Minstrel SE - 18 hours ago  » 
    Yep and when I think its going to go smoothly BBC4 HD and C beebies are nowhere to be found after an automatic and a manual retune.
    I know the channels they are supposed to now be on. Band 31 and channel 106 for BBC 4 HD on Winter Hill now but nothing there for me on the Humax
    Im getting sick of this even though I can fairly rapidly delete the dross and set up my channels again.
    So right now I no longer have BBC 4 HD

    Just a quick clarification. When doing a manual scan, you are selecting DVB-T2 on the tuning menu page?
    Also, according to Grahams post above 'band 31' is COM7. You need to scan 37 for COM8.

    Correct

    https://ukfree.tv/transmitters/tv/Winter_Hill

    BBC4 HD has moved from COM 7 to COM 8.

    | Sun 21 Jan 2018 16:15:48 #15 |
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    Yes everyone I look closely at what signals are being received and switch to DVB T2 when necessary.

    I will give it another go tonight and I refer to the Winter Hill webpage where the channel is supposed to be now.

    Its listed on COM 7 Band 31

    Im not getting COM 8 on a lower power but not missing anything on that

    | Sun 21 Jan 2018 19:32:27 #16 |
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    Minstrel SE - 42 minutes ago  » 

    Im not getting COM 8 on a lower power but not missing anything on that

    Yes you are. BBC 4 HD has moved to COM 8. The internet information hasn't caught up yet. If you want to continue watching you may need to improve your aerial

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/reception/news/item184

    What does the DTG (detailed view) say about your COM 8 reception ?

    http://www.digitaluk.co.uk/operations/about_the_coverage_checker

    | Sun 21 Jan 2018 20:20:43 #17 |
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    Minstrel SE - 1 hour ago  » I refer to the Winter Hill webpage where the channel is supposed to be now.

    Based on past performance you may have to wait a few years for some unofficial Winter Hill webpage to catch up.

    For what is on each mux see http://www.digitaluk.co.uk/channels/channel_listings for a list that continues to be kept up to date.

    | Sun 21 Jan 2018 20:41:42 #18 |
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    Luke - 5 minutes ago  » 

    Minstrel SE - 1 hour ago  » I refer to the Winter Hill webpage where the channel is supposed to be now.

    Based on past performance you may have to wait a few years for some unofficial Winter Hill webpage to catch up.
    For what is on each mux see http://www.digitaluk.co.uk/channels/channel_listings for a list that continues to be kept up to date.

    Except that in this case it is also out of date

    106 BBC FOUR HD HD COM7 HD

    | Sun 21 Jan 2018 20:48:02 #19 |
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    http://www.a516digital.com/2018/01/freeview-changes-for-bbc-four-hd-and.html

    Transmission of BBC 4 HD on COM 7 ceased 17th January 2018. Following dual broadcasting from the 11th January 2018. This applies to all UK transmitters with COM7/8.

    | Sun 21 Jan 2018 21:01:15 #20 |

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