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Ulster Region post-DSO Transmitter and UHF Channel Info |
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Ulster Region post-DSO Transmitter and UHF Channel Info
Transmitter and frequency information for Northern Ireland, published by OFCOM (note tomorrow's date on page 1
)http://www.digitaluk.co.uk/transmitt...TV_May11v1.pdf |
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Brougher Mountain has very low power COM muxes (2kW) compared to its PSB muxes (20kW)
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They're co-channel with Divis PSB.
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Transmitter and frequency information for Northern Ireland, published by OFCOM (note tomorrow's date on page 1
)http://www.digitaluk.co.uk/transmitt...TV_May11v1.pdf Also, interesting it's not yet appeared on Ofcom's website ! http://stakeholders.ofcom.org.uk/bro...ce/dsodetails/ |
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A spokesperson for UTV (one of the directors) has just confirmed on UTV live that switchover in the province will start in the middle of next year (June ?) and will be completed by the end of 2012.
Not sure if he was referring to the Ofcom report above or a new one. The UK Free date of March 31st for Divis does seem somewhat pessimistic. |
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No mention of the 'RTE' T2 mux some NI transmitters are supposed to be getting ?
My list says the following transmitters are due to get it: Brougher Mountain Black Mountain Carmoney Hill This is obviously subject to change, and the frequencies haven't been announced either. |
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They never do. The Granada one didn't make a single mention of Channel M, I'm not even sure if the DigitalUK trade newsletters mentioned it.
My list says the following transmitters are due to get it: Brougher Mountain Black Mountain Carmoney Hill This is obviously subject to change, and the frequencies haven't been announced either. Is Black Mountain the low powered relay or will it be higher power and cover greater Belfast and beyond ? Organised confusion all round it would seem. I would have thought most viewers in the Brougher Mountain reception area would get Saorview from either Cairn Hill or Clermont Cairn.. Last time I stayed in that area Cairn Hill analogue was perfect. |
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http://services.parliament.uk/hansar...s/part004.html
http://help.digitaluk.co.uk/display/....aspx?aid=8089 Northern Ireland - visit http://www.digitaluk.co.uk/when_do_i...orthernireland and then click on See a map of your region for the main transmitters - and the Republic of Ireland http://www.saorview.ie/make-the-swit.../coverage-map/ |
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http://services.parliament.uk/hansar...s/part004.html
http://help.digitaluk.co.uk/display/....aspx?aid=8089 Northern Ireland - visit http://www.digitaluk.co.uk/when_do_i...orthernireland and then click on See a map of your region for the main transmitters - and the Republic of Ireland http://www.saorview.ie/make-the-swit.../coverage-map/ The answer about saorview boxes ís very bad advice for NI. Always get a FreeviewHD box in NI - for UK HD, for UK SD, for ROI overspill and for the new mini DVB-T2 mux for RTE/TG4. With DVB-T2 available for £30 and up - DVB-T is only being broadcast until existing DVB-T boxes are a little older and can be replaced without to much noise. Lars
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