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The Freeview Changelog
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linkinpark875
06-12-2011
Originally Posted by kasg:
“Er, no, Channel 5+1 has been launched on LCN 44, Pick TV+1 closed down some time ago. Anyway, all of this has already been logged.”

It's still took over the EPG position previously held by PICK TV+1 obviously the capacity for C5+1 came from another slot.
pjayem1964
06-12-2011
Originally Posted by davepusey:
“This thread is for logging changes to Freeview only. Please continue your discussion in a seperate thread.”

Re The Movies 4 Men channels etc....

Correct me if I am wrong, but doesn't the Manchester area have one of the extra local muxes? It is therefore appropriate to the Freeview changelog.

Bye for now

Paula
a516
06-12-2011
Originally Posted by pjayem1964:
“Re The Movies 4 Men channels etc....

Correct me if I am wrong, but doesn't the Manchester area have one of the extra local muxes? It is therefore appropriate to the Freeview changelog.

Bye for now

Paula”


The changes to the Manchester mux at beginning of November was logged in post 895 http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showp...&postcount=895
The forum member concerned lost these channels as a result of a localised reception issue, and thus isn't a change for logging.

If forum members have lost access to channels, it is wise to
a) search the forum for a thread on the subject
and if a thread is not there
b) ask the question in the wider Freeview forum - not the Changelog.

It will soon become apparent if the "change" is actually due to a localised reception problem, or a fault in the forum member's equipment.

In the event that following a post elsewhere in the forum, it appears to be a geniune change to the digital terrestrial platform, forum members across the UK will be able to confirm it, the regions in which the change applies (e.g. post-Digital Switchover/pre-Digital Switchover regions), and it can then be posted in the Changelog (example Rocks and Co extended hours).


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I would like to clarify the post from Bizman earlier:

LCN 26 Home is on air Friday only 1100-1200
As this is a non-Freeview channel, further information can be found over in the Top Up TV forum.

LCN 40 Rocks and Co: this change has already been logged 01/12/2011 and does not apply to London, Meridian, Tyne Tees or Ulster viewers

LCN 43 Gems TV has been 24 hours since 30/06/2011. (post 821)

The only change today for Freeview viewers (i.e. those who don't have Top Up TV) is that C5+1 has now gone live following the re-activation of channel 44 yesterday (which had been removed earlier this year following Pick TV+1's departure, but may not have disappeared from your line up if you don't retune often and have a non-autoretuning piece of equipment). If you have retuned today, some of the changes made last week may now be reflected in your channel line up for the first time.

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I realise the whole thing about the Changelog is strict - however it has a special status as a 'pinned' or 'sticky' thread, and for it to retain maximum usefulness for all forum members who subscribe to, or browse this thread, all changes should be confirmed/verified prior to posting. This will help avoid conflicting information being posted here.

General discussions about a change, or the content of a new channel, or the policy allowing a certain type of channel on Freeview, remain in the rest of the Freeview forum, as this thread would go completely off-topic, if we started debating the merits of +1 channels etc here, and would disappoint members clicking on the Changelog expecting a change only to find such a discussion (and I realise that some forum members will be disappointed to see this post of mine instead of a change being logged).

Can I politely ask that if anyone does log a change, that you post a link to a discussion thread (create a new one if there isn't one) to direct forum members start to the relevant discussion thread (saves searching for it, especially if it has an obscure title!).

Local retune events & switchover related posts affecting individual transmitter groups are found in the technical sub-forum, whereas national retunes (all areas within a UK nation or UK as a whole), e.g. an EPG reshuffle or a new channel addition, can be mentioned here.
Thanks.
Digi Man
08-12-2011
LCN's 111 & 112 have now been renamed as 'CCTV' & 'Sports'.
acefee311
12-12-2011
There is a channel appeared on freeview channel 194:

Playboy TV Chat

According to the tv guide (which is bizzare) there are two schedules on my tv guide one say 00:00 till 05:30 and other say 05:30(or 0600 as it also indercates on the guide) till 12:00pm.

On screen says:

"Whilst where off-air why not warm up by talking to a off-screen girl:
(number on the channel)
Calls to 09 numbers charged at £1.53ppm+£1.50 connection.(so it costs a min £3.03ppm at the start) Calls from mobiles will be significantly higher. Live calls are recorded in line with PPP regulations. Live services are provided by (address is on channel plus the help line number).
chrisy
12-12-2011
Originally Posted by acefee311:
“There is a channel appeared on freeview channel 194:

Playboy TV Chat”

Confirmed here as on multiplex A (SDN/COM4). EPG name is showing as "ADULT PLAYBOY".

Discussion thread: http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showt...php?p=55253163

do not discuss changes on the changelog!
Ray Cathode
12-12-2011
Confirmed on air by presenter from The Jewellery Channel. It will be timesharing with ADULT Playboy from tonight. ie in just over one hour.

LCN60 TJC 1200-2359
LCN194 ADULT Playboy 0000-1159
Ray Cathode
09-01-2012
LCN 191 ADULT redhotTV & LCN 192 ADULT Filth have today been removed from the platform. The latter leaves a 1am to 4am slot available on Mux A / SDN timesharing with 5 USA & Anytime 6. Redhot had closed already.
chrisy
09-01-2012
CITV (Ch 72) and The Zone (Ch 39) are now available in Wales due to a FEC mode change on the SDN multiplex (A/COM4).

Source: DMOL and confirmed by @RobTuck and @ChildrensITV on Twitter.
Discussion thread: http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showthread.php?t=1612118
Ray Cathode
10-01-2012
The ex ADULT Filth hours (1am-4am) have been added to its timeshare LCN31 5 USA. Now showing teleshopping and Super Casino on weekends. LCN311 TOPUP Anytime6 is the only remaining timeshare 4am-6am. 5 USA new hours are 6am-4am.

Source: Direct Observation.
tomee
23-01-2012
ESPN goes free on Freeview 3-6 February 2012

Discussion here:http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showt...8#post56126408
DragonQ
23-01-2012
Originally Posted by tomee:
“ESPN goes free on Freeview 3-6 February

Discussion here:http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showt...8#post56126408”

WAT

Christmas v2!
pinballmad
31-01-2012
Originally Posted by Ray Cathode:
“Confirmed on air by presenter from The Jewellery Channel. It will be timesharing with ADULT Playboy from tonight. ie in just over one hour.

LCN60 TJC 1200-2359
LCN194 ADULT Playboy 0000-1159”

31 5*USA 6am-12noon
The jewlery channel 60 only start 12pm to midnight
32 big deal midnight to2am
Ray Cathode
31-01-2012
New channel appeared on Mux D / Arq B

LCN116 Racing UK

Small text caption in bottom right hand corner "Powered by: CONNECT-TV (c)"

It appears to be ipTV and so needs an HD box with live broadband connection. It is also a pay TV channel.

Verified by Direct Observation.

Discussion here:http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showthread.php?t=1624309
Ray Cathode
07-02-2012
LCN101 Teletext Hols has had its 32kbps audio channel removed (also used by LCN104 1-2-1 Dating). Also the data rate of Teletext Hols has been reduced from 277kbps to 139kbps. The surplus bitrate has been added to the Mux A / SDN null packet rate. This all happened last week probably on Thursday. At one time Teletext Holidays used over 700kbps.

Source: a516
Verified by direct observation.
Ray Cathode
09-02-2012
The Men and Movies suite of channels which were carried on the Greater Manchester local mux from LCN201 to LCN205 have today been removed from the EPG.

Source: DMOL

They had been deactivated ever since Sony Pictures bought the channels owner Dolphin TV a few weeks ago according to reports on this forum.
Greebo
09-02-2012
Originally Posted by Ray Cathode:
“The Men and Movies suite of channels which were carried on the Greater Manchester local mux from LCN201 to LCN205 have today been removed from the EPG. Source: DMOL”

Confirmed by direct observation, all the Movies4men channels have vanished as Ray Cathode reported. The mux is still running at QAM16 , FEC 3/4, GI 1/32 and just Channel M appears on 200 now.

Further discussion on the channel M thread please: http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showt...1197918&page=8
tomee
19-02-2012
http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showp...9&postcount=64

members might have not view this information so i have posted it here
joshua_welby
21-02-2012
I have tw version of Big Deal one on Channel 32 and another one on Channel 795, do you know what this is about, it just came on today?
a516
21-02-2012
This has been the case since late last year (1 Dec) when Big Deal extended hours in post switchover regions. This was covered half way down the previous page. Please check before posting.
tomee
28-02-2012
New Ofcom licences BBCi Videostreams


Discussion thread: http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showthread.php?t=1635310
a516
28-02-2012
The above is not a change. Ignore.
tomee
02-03-2012
Racing UK has started broadcasting on Freeview HD
davepusey
02-03-2012
Originally Posted by tomee:
“Racing UK has started broadcasting on Freeview HD”

Is this the same one as on Sky, which is barely SD most of the time?
tomee
02-03-2012
Originally Posted by davepusey:
“Is this the same one as on Sky, which is barely SD most of the time?”

It part of IPTV and is only on Freeview HD with internet connection
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