"Roland Perry" wrote in message
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In message , at
08:40:36 on Tue, 27 Sep 2005, steeler remarked:
I assume 13 on freeview puts it
after E4 too.

No, E4's channel 14 on Freeview. (and E4+1 is channel 39!)
--
Roland Perry

hmm, okay 13 and 14 is not bad - but +1 @ 39 is just plain silly. They
would be better having E4 and E4+1 at 13 and 14 and more4 at 39

"Mark Carver" wrote in message
...
Industrial wrote:
Mark Carver wrote:

http://www.channel4.com/more4/

Umm, it says "Free To Air" on D-Sat, I wonder if they really mean that ?


Why wouldn't they?

They know "Freesat" is coming.

They know the BBC is FTA.

They know ITV3 is FTA.

They're not stupid.

INDUSTRIAL.

Well they managed to foul up the cricket on Film 4 this year, that should
have been FTV but was 'subs only' most days.


Flim4 and E4 have existing deals with Sky. Just like when film4 is having a
free weekend you can only watch if you are a sky subscriber.

steeler wrote:
"Mark Carver" wrote in message

Well they managed to foul up the cricket on Film 4 this year, that should
have been FTV but was 'subs only' most days.



Flim4 and E4 have existing deals with Sky. Just like when film4 is having a
free weekend you can only watch if you are a sky subscriber.

No, in previous years Film 4 has gone FTV while it showed Cricket, i.e. the
same encryption level as C4 itself. I agree, during promotional weekends F4 is
often 'free' to all Sky subscribers, that is *not* FTV however.

--
Mark
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On Tue, 27 Sep 2005 12:49:46 +0100, "steeler"
wrote:


"Roland Perry" wrote in message
o.uk...
In message , at
08:40:36 on Tue, 27 Sep 2005, steeler remarked:
I assume 13 on freeview puts it
after E4 too.

No, E4's channel 14 on Freeview. (and E4+1 is channel 39!)
--
Roland Perry

hmm, okay 13 and 14 is not bad - but +1 @ 39 is just plain silly. They
would be better having E4 and E4+1 at 13 and 14 and more4 at 39


I think E4+1 will disappear from Freeview when 4 More starts.
--
Dave
Sheffield, England, UK

http://www.gnudawn.co.uk/

Dave wrote:


I think E4+1 will disappear from Freeview when 4 More starts.

That's what I thought, but More4 and E4+1 are on different muxes, M4 is on Mux
2, E4+1 on Mux C, so it looks as if both will exist ?

http://www.dtg.org.uk/retailer/dtt_channels.html

--
Mark
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John Rowland wrote:
"Mark Carver" wrote in message
...

John Rowland wrote:

Could they not find a three-digit number that was
unused on all four networks, and maybe had some fours in it?

http://www.channel4.com/more4/


"EPG position 13 (except in Wales where
it will be on 35 from 10 - 17 October,
then EPG position 13 from 18 October)."

LOL. What a cock up. It seems like channel 35 is vacant on Freeview - I
wonder why they didn't just put it on 35 nationally and leave it there?



There's going to be a shuffle of the EPG positions on 18th October.
Channel 13 is currently occupied by S4C2, which will be moving to 86.

Once S4C2 is out of the way, More4 can move nationwide to 13, which has
the advantage of (a) being a lower number, (b) next to E4 on 14

Full details on the changes he
http://www.sbmedia.netfirms.com/free...x_page0003.htm

John Rowland wrote:
"Mark Carver" wrote in message
...

John Rowland wrote:

Could they not find a three-digit number that was
unused on all four networks, and maybe had some fours in it?

http://www.channel4.com/more4/


"EPG position 13 (except in Wales where
it will be on 35 from 10 - 17 October,
then EPG position 13 from 18 October)."

LOL. What a cock up. It seems like channel 35 is vacant on Freeview - I
wonder why they didn't just put it on 35 nationally and leave it there?


There's going to be a shuffle of the EPG positions on 18th October.
Channel 13 is currently occupied by S4C2, which will be moving to 86.

Once S4C2 is out of the way, More4 can move nationwide to 13, which has
the advantage of (a) being a lower number, (b) next to E4 on 14

Full details on the changes he
http://www.sbmedia.netfirms.com/free...x_page0003.htm

On Tue, 27 Sep 2005 17:47:28 +0100, Mark Carver
wrote:

Dave wrote:


I think E4+1 will disappear from Freeview when 4 More starts.

That's what I thought, but More4 and E4+1 are on different muxes, M4 is on Mux
2, E4+1 on Mux C, so it looks as if both will exist ?

http://www.dtg.org.uk/retailer/dtt_channels.html

It certainly looks like it.
--
Dave
Sheffield, England, UK

http://www.gnudawn.co.uk/

"Graham" wrote in message ...
Why don't channels have the same channel number on Freeview, Sky, NTL
and
Telewest?


What is it the French say?
Viva Le Difference!

C'est Vive LA Difference, actuellement!

Stephen wrote:
"Graham" wrote in message ...

Why don't channels have the same channel number on Freeview, Sky, NTL

and

Telewest?


What is it the French say?
Viva Le Difference!


C'est Vive LA Difference, actuellement!

Er, that's "différence".

Oh, and "actuellement" doesn't mean "actually".

You got the gender right though :-)