Sky News, Pick TV, and Challenge TV all on the Freesat EPG from Monday 3rd December:
http://www.ukfree.tv/fullstory.php?storyid=1107052047
http://www.ukfree.tv/fullstory.php?storyid=1107052047
Freesat Changelog
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Missed updates from Tuesday 27 November:
651 - 'Renault TV' removed (edit: actually removed 3 weeks ago according to MyHumax.org)
809 - 'JML COOKSHOP' changed to 'JML Living'
651 - 'Renault TV' removed (edit: actually removed 3 weeks ago according to MyHumax.org)
809 - 'JML COOKSHOP' changed to 'JML Living'
Missed update from Monday 17 December:
818 - 'GEMS TV EXTRA' changed to 'TGGC Outlet'
Same owner (The Genuine Gemstone Company).
818 - 'GEMS TV EXTRA' changed to 'TGGC Outlet'
Same owner (The Genuine Gemstone Company).
Is it horribly abbreviated to m>mov or something, giving absolutely no indication as to what sort of channel it is?
i gather BBC 1 Scotland HD is-starting this Monday:
http://www.ukfree.tv/fullstory.php?storyid=1107052061
http://www.ukfree.tv/fullstory.php?storyid=1107052061
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/blogabout...C-One-Wales-HD
If you prefer absolute proof from the BBC themselves.
BBC One HD Wales comes on Jan 29th aswell
If you prefer absolute proof from the BBC themselves.
BBC One HD Wales comes on Jan 29th aswell
Originally Posted by popeye13:
“http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/blogabout...C-One-Wales-HD
If you prefer absolute proof from the BBC themselves.
BBC One HD Wales comes on Jan 29th aswell”
“http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/blogabout...C-One-Wales-HD
If you prefer absolute proof from the BBC themselves.
BBC One HD Wales comes on Jan 29th aswell”
I take it neither will be on the Freesat/Sky EPGs for the rest of the UK ?
Originally Posted by Peter Henderson:
“I take it neither will be on the Freesat/Sky EPGs for the rest of the UK ?”
“I take it neither will be on the Freesat/Sky EPGs for the rest of the UK ?”
Both Sky and Freesat have all the SD regions in the epg. Be interesting to see if the HD ones follow suit.
Originally Posted by grahamlthompson:
“Both Sky and Freesat have all the SD regions in the epg. Be interesting to see if the HD ones follow suit.”
“Both Sky and Freesat have all the SD regions in the epg. Be interesting to see if the HD ones follow suit.”
As far as I'm aware, BBC 1 NI HD currently isn't on either the Freesat or Sky EPGs except in NI.
Correct - BBC1NIHD is only in the NI EPG - but on Sky BBC1HD is still in the EPG along with BBC1NIHD.
Originally Posted by Peter Henderson:
“As far as I'm aware, BBC 1 NI HD currently isn't on either the Freesat or Sky EPGs except in NI.”
“As far as I'm aware, BBC 1 NI HD currently isn't on either the Freesat or Sky EPGs except in NI.”
Originally Posted by brendagoats:
“So which channels are likely to be added to freesat?”
“So which channels are likely to be added to freesat?”
BBC1-HD Scotland and BBC1-HD Wales. The issue is merely that users with Scottish and Welsh postcodes should get the channel at 119 replaced with the appropriate version. Query was only to ask if they will also appear in the epg for say English postcode users like the SD ones already do. If you are using a Scottish or Welsh postcode and can't get Astra 2F then you may need to change postcode to get BBC1-HD back.
ITV1+1 has been renamed ITV+1 Border on 112 for me, using a Sheffield post code. Still showing Granada news as you would expect.
Originally Posted by AJRevitt:
“Still showing Granada news as you would expect.”
“Still showing Granada news as you would expect.”
For now but I bet ITV can't wait to drop their regional obligations and identities altogether one day!
Originally Posted by AJRevitt:
“ITV1+1 has been renamed ITV+1 Border on 112 for me, using a Sheffield post code. Still showing Granada news as you would expect.”
“ITV1+1 has been renamed ITV+1 Border on 112 for me, using a Sheffield post code. Still showing Granada news as you would expect.”
Forgot to update in here that the "Border" has been dropped using my postcode and a Borders postcode, it's ITV+1 like everywhere else.
Originally Posted by snaithg:
“I don't own one but I'm pretty certain that it can't.
There has been conjecture, though, that there is a requirement in the freesat spec to be able to "Add Channels", so this feature may be provided via an over the air upgrade in the near future.
Graham.”
“I don't own one but I'm pretty certain that it can't.
There has been conjecture, though, that there is a requirement in the freesat spec to be able to "Add Channels", so this feature may be provided via an over the air upgrade in the near future.
Graham.”
Yes both the BUSH Freesat SD and HD boxes can receive Non-Freesat channels with a few clicks.
First you need to go into the main menu and make sure "Show Non-Freesat Channels" is set to "Yes or On". Then you need to go to the "Add Non-Freesat Channels" and you need to manually add all the transponder frequencies one separately "Add Channels" and save them.
When you're done adding all the one's you need, in order to view the non-freesat channels at anytime simply press the "Channel List" button and click "SWAP" and they will be listed, they aren't on the main EPG which is annoying but it is certainly possible to view them on a BUSH box - as someone who has owned and used a number of them -and recently got rid of them as they are very poor quality.
I still have a broken Goodmans and a Bush Freesat SD box that needed the same manual tune for non-Freesat channels.
What does the 'Higher-Class' of Freesat box do differently (Humax, Echostar etc)? do non-freesat channels appear in the guide or something?
Originally Posted by spacepostman:
“Yes both the BUSH Freesat SD and HD boxes can receive Non-Freesat channels with a few clicks.
First you need to go into the main menu and make sure "Show Non-Freesat Channels" is set to "Yes or On". Then you need to go to the "Add Non-Freesat Channels" and you need to manually add all the transponder frequencies one separately "Add Channels" and save them.
When you're done adding all the one's you need, in order to view the non-freesat channels at anytime simply press the "Channel List" button and click "SWAP" and they will be listed, they aren't on the main EPG which is annoying but it is certainly possible to view them on a BUSH box - as someone who has owned and used a number of them -and recently got rid of them as they are very poor quality.
I still have a broken Goodmans and a Bush Freesat SD box that needed the same manual tune for non-Freesat channels.
What does the 'Higher-Class' of Freesat box do differently (Humax, Echostar etc)? do non-freesat channels appear in the guide or something?”
“Yes both the BUSH Freesat SD and HD boxes can receive Non-Freesat channels with a few clicks.
First you need to go into the main menu and make sure "Show Non-Freesat Channels" is set to "Yes or On". Then you need to go to the "Add Non-Freesat Channels" and you need to manually add all the transponder frequencies one separately "Add Channels" and save them.
When you're done adding all the one's you need, in order to view the non-freesat channels at anytime simply press the "Channel List" button and click "SWAP" and they will be listed, they aren't on the main EPG which is annoying but it is certainly possible to view them on a BUSH box - as someone who has owned and used a number of them -and recently got rid of them as they are very poor quality.
I still have a broken Goodmans and a Bush Freesat SD box that needed the same manual tune for non-Freesat channels.
What does the 'Higher-Class' of Freesat box do differently (Humax, Echostar etc)? do non-freesat channels appear in the guide or something?”
Can we keep 'non-changelog' discussion elsewhere.
Up here in Scotland- BBC1 HD is now on ch972, ch101 is BBC1 Scotland sd and ch108 is now BBC1 Scotland HD.
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