Originally Posted by Raymondthebest:
“I havent got it on my tv no 791 and 792 on sutton coldfield”
Sutton Coldfield was one of the first one air.
Are you inside the city of Birmingham - the same frequency is used for local TV from Mendip, Wenvoe, and Oxford as well as a national multiplex from Sandy Heath, Nottingham and Derby so is restricted in those directions to protect those services (i.e. you should only expect a signal from Sutton Coldfield in Birmingham itself).
Quote:
“The local mux was suppose to launch today but it has not”
The July 2013 plans indicated that the following transmitters would be on-air by today at the following 12 transmitters (plus Belmont which came on air in November)
Sutton Coldfield
Ilchester Crescent
Mendip
Wenvoe
Black Hill (Glasgow)
Pontop Pike
Waltham
Brierley Hill (reports of this possibly broadcasting a blank carrier/null packets)
Tacolneston (reports of this possibly broadcasting a blank carrier/null packets)
Whitehawk Hill (no reports of a signal)
Kings' Weston (no reports of a signal)
Nottingham (no reports of a signal)
As of now test cards have been observed broadcasting from 7 sites, a signal of sorts from a further two sites, and there have been no reports of a signal from three (note this does NOT mean they are not yet on air - it just means no-one in the Digital Spy forums has observed tests - note the three with no reports are all relay sites so have fewer potential viewers). Also note that some of these have sprung into action today so it may be the other five have come on air properly too and we are waiting for members to get home to report on their status.
There has never been any confirmation of the air date for the national channels (although this is expected to be around the time of the Crystal Palace transmitter entering full service next month) and the local channels are free too choose there own air dates.