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Emley off by
Bill Wright[_2_]
Anyone know what the 'DSO-related' work was at Emley that took all muxes
off the air for 2.25 hours overnight?
Bill
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Did you know -- BBC teletext on digital television by
J G Miller[_3_]
Just noticed that the BBC continues to provide a traditional teletext service
on one of its digital television services -- BBC World (Astra 19,2 East).
It is also worth mentioning that the teletext services of a number
of other broadcasters are also accessible even though their video and
audio is scrambled eg een, canvas, NED-1, NED-2 etc.
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3D TV viewers in suspended animation shock horror by
Adrian C
Pubs are for drinking beer and conversation? Er, Nope.
My local wetherspoon has installed 3D televisions, and last night I
walked in on a twenty strong crowd watching football.
It was, er, somewhat different.
All were wearing oversized 3D goggles, and were present seated or
standing perfectly still and with their gazes fixed on the 37" screen.
It was strange. Nobody moved. No beer was being...
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TOT real ale in bottles by
Bill Wright[_2_]
Marks and Spencers on line are selling bottle conditioned real ales at
very reasonable prices. If you get two cases it's carriage free. I got
some and the packing etc is excellent. As is/was the beer.
We find it difficult sometimes to find bottle conditioned beer on the
supermarket shelves.
Bill
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Recommend a small monitor/TV? by
Dave Plowman (News)
In article ,
Paul D Smith wrote:
Not found that on either of mine. But it may well happen at the budget
end.
Out of interest, what make/model do you use?
They're both TomToms. The first one many years old when they were quite
bulky. The latest one a larger screen and slim. It also picks up traffic
information and acts on that....
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UK 'subsidising nuclear power unlawfully' by
Roderick Stewart[_2_]
In article , Bill Wright wrote:
It's the poor who suffer. Fuel poverty is going to be a very serious
issue if we carry on like this. I can seriously envisage kids having to
wash in cold water and eat undercooked food if things carry on like
this. Possibly a solution would be fuel tokens. It's no good giving
people more money for fuel because some of...
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BBC local radio via iPlayer by
Bill Wright[_2_]
Was it here that someone remarked that BBC local radio via iPlayer had
annoying clicks every few seconds? It was somewhere anyway. Well, I've
got the Howard Leader programme on from BBC Lincs and it's clicking like
mad.
Anyone else noticed a fault on iPlayer with local stations? The BBC
national radio channels play perfectly here, as does telly.
Bill
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ITV3 Guide by
harry hall
Does anyone know what has happened to the EPG for ITV3? It has been
missing off my Sony HDD\DVD recorder and a seperate set top box for a
long time. However it is present if I set the guide option on the set
top box to the Teletext option. I'm using the Waltham transmitter.
harry
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"BBC considers archive fees for viewers" -- the inevitable march toPPV by
J G Miller[_3_]
In the quest to Deliver Quality First, the management of the BBC
have made public the option that viewers should be required to pay
in order to access archive material.
With the slow death of linear TV, this could be the start of
BBC pay-per-view that the Conservative and Unionist Party
of Great Britain has been proposing that the BBC should adopt
for...
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Inside Out tonight by
David
Live in West Yorkshire on Freesat 108 BBC1 HD getting a Newcastle version on
Freesat 101 getting a Nottingham version. Usually get Leeds programs, EG
Look North is from Leeds.
Is this normal for this program?
Regards
David
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OffTopic: public space signs advising of potential hazards by
J G Miller[_3_]
I know from past posts that readers of this news group like to see photographs
of signs in public places which reassures them that local taxes are being
spent appropriately in order to prevent law suits for failing to warn of
potential dangers, so here is another one ...
https://lh6.googleusercontent.COM/-lIAfWLnCpTo/TxTusmNDzxI/AAAAAAAAA4I/u6R9s2-qqzI/s0-d/photo.jpg
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My brain hurts.. by
Brian Gaff
I've just spent an interesting time trying to explain who is and who is not
affected by digital switchover to a room full of fellow blind people. The
snag you see, is that people actually are not really sure how their current
telly is delivered to start with so trying to explain the differences
between satellite cable and freeview has no meaning to them.
sigh.
Brian
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itv+1 last night in East Anglia by
Davey
We don't normally watch this channel that late, but last night, instead
of showing East Anglia News at the end of the news broadcast, we were
treated to Meridian News, which told us what was happening in Kent, but
not in Suffolk. Is this normal, or did somebody press the wrong button
somewhere? We receive from Tacolneston. I presume that the "+1" was
showing what itv had shown earlier.
We might...
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TStoDVD equivalent - again by
Paul D Smith[_2_]
Problem: Fox-T2 HDR output (TS files) - how to create a DVD from them.
Thanks to all responders to my earlier request but I've thus far not managed
to do this - help!
For example Freemake is typical - The TS file apparently doesn't contain any
information about the data within it (PMTs?) so Freemake won't read them.
Is there some magic step involving the other three files which the Hummy...
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Time delay - Big Ben slow? by
John Aldred
I was watching the countdown to the New Year on BBC (Freeview).
As Big Ben struck the hour, my time pieces were indicating about 5 secs past
midnight.
Our clock is synchronised with the broadcast time signal (NPL MSF), and the
computer is synchronised with the internet time servers.
Both indicated that Big Ben was slow.
So my question is does it really take about 5 seconds for the TV signal...
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Regarding the Change by
Ananya Sharma
Get onboard to save Environment and be a change maker….We don’t
celebrate World Environment day only on 5th June but on each and every
day. This year we are planning to plant 10 million (One Crore)
saplings. Join us as we raise our concerns and act to save Mother
Nature for better present and future. You can devote as less as one
hour, a weekend or can work online from any part of the globe...
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OT. I'm wondering if Bluray as failed. by
David
I'm thinking that Blu-ray as not taken off because of the great price
difference to movies on DVDs and lack of stocks in the stores.
Joe Public also possibly happy with DVD quality, but for those of us wanting
the quality what is on offer for seeing movies?
Downloading is that giving extra quality over the DVD and is it as cheap as
buying a DVD?
How do you get cost effective HD...
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Freesat EPG - Channel 5 by
Peter Duncanson
Has anyone else noticed that the Channel 5 listings in the Freesat EPG
are a mess at the moment. This is from 2 Humax HDR boxes.
The Freeview version is OK and matches printed listings and the schedule
on C5's website:
http://www.channel5.com/schedule
The Freesat EPG shows Spiderman finishing at 22:00. The Freeview EPG and
the other sources show it as finishing at 21:05 and being followed...
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AD oddities by
Brian Gaff
I posted about this a while back, but having now tested quite a few
receivers and boxes feel its time to re ask the question.
What is the actual problem with AD in freeview. Many programmes that have it
do work well without issues, but quite often one gets glitching of the AD,
cut off ends or vanishing altogether until its cycled off and on again. I
noticed all of the above last night on...
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S(omewhat) OT by
Steve Thackery[_2_]
My friends want me to run an overhead CAT5e cable between two
buildings.
I can get exterior grade CAT5e easily enough, but self-supporting
exterior-grade CAT5e doesn't seem to be available here in the UK.
Unfortunately I've only ever erected self-supporting wires and cables
(when I worked for BT). I don't know anything about using suspension
wires and clamps.
Have any of you run a cable...
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