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New Freeview Channel Numbers
I retuned this evening and thought at first that I had lost BBC News 24.
However, after working my way through all the channels I found it had moved from Channel 40 to Channel 80. For my personal reference I have made a list of the channels as they are available wef 18th October, 2005. I have copied it below as it may prove useful to others receiving transmissions from Black Hill in Central Scotland. AJM FREEVIEW CHANNELS CENTRAL SCOTLAND 1 BBC 1 Scotland 2 BBC 2 Scotland 3 STV 4 Channel 4 5 Five 6 ITV 2 7 BBC 3 8 Tele G 9 BBC 4 10 ITV 3 11 Sky Travel 12 UKTV History 13 More 4 14 E 4 15 abc 1 16 QVC 17 UKTV Gold 18 The HITS 19 UKTV Bright Ideas 20 Ftn 21 TMF 22 Ideal World 23 Bid TV 24 Price-dropTV 25 TCM 26 UKTV Style 27 Discovery 28 Discovery R Time 29 UKTV Food 32 E4 + 1 33 Eurosport UK 34 Setanta Sports 36 Extraview 37 Quiz Call 38 Men & Motors 55 Premier Christian Radio 56 3c 57 Talksport 58 Kerrang 59 MOJO 60 BBC Radio nan Gaidheal 61 BBC Radio Scotland 62 Smooth FM 63 oneworld 64 Q 65 Magic 66 heat 67 Kiss 68 Smash Hits 69 The Hits Radio 70 CBBC Channel 71 Cbeebies 72 Cartoon Nwk 73 Boomerang 74 Toonami 75 BBC World Service 76 BBC Asian Net 77 BBC 7 78 BBC 6 Music 79 BBC Five Live Sports Extra 80 BBC News 24 81 ITV News 82 Sky News 83 Sky Sports News 84 Bloomberg 85 BBC Parliament 86 BBC Radio Five Live 87 Community 88 Teachers' TV 89 BBC Radio 4 90 BBC Radio 3 91 BBC Radio 2 92 1 Extra BBC 93 BBC Radio 1 94 303 95 302 96 301 97 Television X 98 Red Hot 99 4TVinteractive |
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AJM wrote:
I retuned this evening and thought at first that I had lost BBC News 24. However, after working my way through all the channels I found it had moved from Channel 40 to Channel 80. For my personal reference I have made a list of the channels as they are available wef 18th October, 2005. I have copied it below as it may prove useful to others receiving transmissions from Black Hill in Central Scotland. snip Where have you been ?! :-) Mind you there's been little discussion of this on usenet. Basically they've reworked the Logical Channel Numbers (LCN) to be three figure to allow for more genres. News on : http://www.freeview.co.uk/channelcha...channelchanges Much talk on Digital spy : http://forum.digitalspy.co.uk/board/...d.php?t=291680 |
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In message , Dickie Mint
wrote AJM wrote: I retuned this evening and thought at first that I had lost BBC News 24. However, after working my way through all the channels I found it had moved from Channel 40 to Channel 80. For my personal reference I have made a list of the channels as they are available wef 18th October, 2005. I have copied it below as it may prove useful to others receiving transmissions from Black Hill in Central Scotland. snip Where have you been ?! :-) Mind you there's been little discussion of this on usenet. Who has informed the 4 million Freeview users who don't read this or other net based forums of the change? -- Alan |
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Patrick Nethercot (ngs) wrote: Just watched BBC 4 all evening on 10. Are different areas implementing this at different times? I can't say but did you do a channel rescan? Anyway here are*all the new logical channel nummbers: 1 BBC ONE 2 BBC TWO 3 ITV1 4 CH4/SC4 5 five 6 ITV2 7 BBC THREE 8 Ch4(Wales) / Tele G (Scotland) 9 BBC FOUR 10 ITV3 11 Sky Travel 12 UKTV History 13 More 4 14 E4 15 ABC1 not in Wales? 16 QVC 17 UKTV Gold 18 The Hits 19 UKTV Br'tIdeas 20 ftn 21 TMF 22 Ideal World 23 Bid TV 24 Price-Drop TV 25 TCM 26 UKTV Style 27 Discovery 28 DiscoveryRTime 29 UKTV Food 32 E4 + 1 33 Eurosport 34 Setanta Sports 36 Xtraview 37 Quiz Call 38 Men & Motors 70 CBBC 71 Cbeebies 72 Cartoon Network 73 Boomerang 74 Toonami 80 BBC News 24 81 ITV News 82 Sky News 83 Sky Sports News 84 Bloomberg 85 BBC Parliament 86 S4C2 87 Community 88 Teachers' TV 97 Television X 98 Red Hot 100 Teletext 101 Teletext TV Guide 102 Teletext Holidays 103 Teletext Cars 104 Teletext on 4 105 BBCi 106 YooPlay 300 4TV Interactive 301 (BBCi) 302 (BBCi) 303 (BBCi) 700 Radio 1 701 1Xtra 702 Radio 2 703 Radio 3 704 Radio 4 705 R5 Live 706 5l SportsX 707 BBC 6 Music 708 BBC 7 709 Asian Network 710 World Service 711 The Hits Radio 712 Smash Hits! 713 Kiss 714 Heat 715 Magic 716 Q 717 oneword 718 SmoothFM 719 BBC Scotland/Ulster/Wales 720 BBC nGaidheal/Foyle/Cymru 721 Mojo 722 Kerrang! 723 talkSPORT 724 3C 725 Premier -- Richard Watkinson Treasurer Sheffield Folk Festival http://www.sheffieldfolkfestival.org/ A kitten is for life... |
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On Tue, 18 Oct 2005 23:14:27 +0100, Richard Watkinson
wrote: In message Patrick Nethercot (ngs) wrote: Just watched BBC 4 all evening on 10. Are different areas implementing this at different times? I can't say but did you do a channel rescan? I too have not got the new channel numbers. Re scanned about 8:00p.m., Winter Hill. -- cerberus |
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"Patrick Nethercot (ngs)" wrote in message
... Just watched BBC 4 all evening on 10. Are different areas implementing this at different times? I think they will effectively all stay the same until the next time you do a rescan. My GDB3 has been unaffected so far. -- Max Demian |
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... On Tue, 18 Oct 2005 23:14:27 +0100, Richard Watkinson wrote: In message Patrick Nethercot (ngs) wrote: Just watched BBC 4 all evening on 10. Are different areas implementing this at different times? I can't say but did you do a channel rescan? I too have not got the new channel numbers. Re scanned about 8:00p.m., Winter Hill. I just scanned the individual muxes and that made no difference. Only after I did a factory reset, (so losing all setup data) and then scanned the individual muxes did I get the new numbers (which I never use). -- Michael Chare -- cerberus |
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Alan wrote:
Who has informed the 4 million Freeview users who don't read this or other net based forums of the change? E4 comes up with an MHEG reminder to rescan (though it implies every bix/IDTV needs to rescan which isn't true) |
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Alan wrote: In message , Dickie Mint wrote AJM wrote: I retuned this evening and thought at first that I had lost BBC News 24. However, after working my way through all the channels I found it had moved from Channel 40 to Channel 80. For my personal reference I have made a list of the channels as they are available wef 18th October, 2005. I have copied it below as it may prove useful to others receiving transmissions from Black Hill in Central Scotland. snip Where have you been ?! :-) Mind you there's been little discussion of this on usenet. Who has informed the 4 million Freeview users who don't read this or other net based forums of the change? Interesting point. It has been regularly announced on BBC7 with the reccommendation that you have a look at page 9991 on BBCi for more information. I don't know enough about Logical Channel Numbers so I will attempt to bull**** that digiboxes will continue to pick up the services on all muxes with the LCN stored in the box until you do a rescan. That was certainly the case with my Pace Twin but it may depend on the software within individual boxes. To the best of my knowledge the LCN is just an identifier carried within the digital signal for the benefit of the end user. Other codes within the signal do the real business. This guess might explain why all behaved as if nothing had changed until I did a rescan. -- Richard Watkinson Treasurer Sheffield Folk Festival http://www.sheffieldfolkfestival.org/ Turn left where the chip shop used to be. |
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wrote in message ... I too have not got the new channel numbers. Re scanned about 8:00p.m., Winter Hill. No change to my 2 boxes on Emley Moor. -- Regards David Please reply to News Group |
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"Richard Watkinson" wrote in message ... In message Alan wrote: In message , Dickie Mint wrote AJM wrote: I retuned this evening and thought at first that I had lost BBC News 24. However, after working my way through all the channels I found it had moved from Channel 40 to Channel 80. For my personal reference I have made a list of the channels as they are available wef 18th October, 2005. I have copied it below as it may prove useful to others receiving transmissions from Black Hill in Central Scotland. snip Where have you been ?! :-) Mind you there's been little discussion of this on usenet. Who has informed the 4 million Freeview users who don't read this or other net based forums of the change? Interesting point. It has been regularly announced on BBC7 with the reccommendation that you have a look at page 9991 on BBCi for more information. I don't know enough about Logical Channel Numbers so I will attempt to bull**** that digiboxes will continue to pick up the services on all muxes with the LCN stored in the box until you do a rescan. That was certainly the case with my Pace Twin but it may depend on the software within individual boxes. To the best of my knowledge the LCN is just an identifier carried within the digital signal for the benefit of the end user. Other codes within the signal do the real business. This guess might explain why all behaved as if nothing had changed until I did a rescan. -- Richard Watkinson Treasurer Sheffield Folk Festival http://www.sheffieldfolkfestival.org/ Turn left where the chip shop used to be. I have just rescanned my 3 OnD Philips boxes - found 87 channels from Craigkelly) - including 301-3 (which an earlier poster says are BBCi). I use one for radio (radio channels are on 192k routinely on DTT rather than 128k on DAB) so I had to connect it to a TV to see the menus. Radio 3 is now 703 rather than 73. I did see a message on More4 - and there is a long piece on BBC 9991. |
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Patrick Nethercot (ngs) wrote: Richard Watkinson wrote: I can't say but did you do a channel rescan? Yes. BBC 4 still on 10. Toppy PVR ? If so, perform a factory reset (you'll lose your timer settings etc) and then rescan. |
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ngs Patrick Nethercot wrote: "Mark Carver" wrote: Yes. BBC 4 still on 10. Toppy PVR ? Yes If so, perform a factory reset (you'll lose your timer settings etc) and then rescan. But it's working OK (even BBC). If it ain't broke... It will still work yes, it's only needed if you want the channels on the new numbers. However surely you've downloaded Topfield's new firmware (issued at 17:30 last night) as a fix for last week's BBC MHEG crashes ? If so you should have performed a factory reset anyway ? |
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Dickie Mint wrote:
AJM wrote: I retuned this evening and thought at first that I had lost BBC News 24. However, after working my way through all the channels I found it had moved from Channel 40 to Channel 80. For my personal reference I have made a list of the channels as they are available wef 18th October, 2005. I have copied it below as it may prove useful to others receiving transmissions from Black Hill in Central Scotland. snip Where have you been ?! :-) Mind you there's been little discussion of this on usenet. Basically they've reworked the Logical Channel Numbers (LCN) to be three figure to allow for more genres. News on : http://www.freeview.co.uk/channelcha...channelchanges Much talk on Digital spy : http://forum.digitalspy.co.uk/board/...d.php?t=291680 Sagem IDT602 at 2100 last night: "new stations detected on the flow" when switched on. Automatically rescanned. Basically ended up with the same as Richard Watkinson's list (but from Midhurst). -- Jeff (cut "thetape" to reply) |
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Who has informed the 4 million Freeview users who don't read this or other net based forums of the change? That was one of the points frequently made in the several DS threads! The advice can only be to complain to the Broadcasters. Radio Times sort of hints at it, on CBBC for example it lists "channel 30", "70 from Tuesday"! In my days at the beeb I used to suggest that a little trail be made advertising the change, if only locally. |
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"Dickie mint" wrote in message
... snip Who has informed the 4 million Freeview users who don't read this or other net based forums of the change? That was one of the points frequently made in the several DS threads! The advice can only be to complain to the Broadcasters. Radio Times sort of hints at it, on CBBC for example it lists "channel 30", "70 from Tuesday"! Actually it has a message at the bottom of page 97. -- Max Demian |
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Max Demian wrote:
"Dickie mint" wrote in message ... snip Who has informed the 4 million Freeview users who don't read this or other net based forums of the change? That was one of the points frequently made in the several DS threads! The advice can only be to complain to the Broadcasters. Radio Times sort of hints at it, on CBBC for example it lists "channel 30", "70 from Tuesday"! Actually it has a message at the bottom of page 97. Wow! |
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Max Demian wrote:
Radio Times sort of hints at it, on CBBC for example it lists "channel 30", "70 from Tuesday"! Actually it has a message at the bottom of page 97. "Beware of the Leopard"... -- Mark. http://tranchant.plus.com/ |
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On Wed, 19 Oct 2005 12:20:45 +0100, Dickie mint
wrote: Who has informed the 4 million Freeview users who don't read this or other net based forums of the change? In my days at the beeb I used to suggest that a little trail be made advertising the change, if only locally. I bet that went down like a lead balloon.... |
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On Wed, 19 Oct 2005 12:20:45 +0100, Dickie mint
wrote: Who has informed the 4 million Freeview users who don't read this or other net based forums of the change? BBCi has detailed information in its 'help' section - printed in white on a light blue background so it's almost illegible. |
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