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Having just swapped my Humax Foxsat HDR for a brand new one, at John Lewis, I'm still getting white noise on the audio channels. Getting it back home I discovered I could minimise it by turning down the sound level on the Panasonic Plasma display. But this makes the Humax 9200 on the video switcher in use (Maplin L63AB) lower in level, needing the Panny turned up. If Humax can make the...

I've just moved home When I retuned my LG Freeview TV I do not get the full amount of channels on digital. Most noticeably ITV1 CH4 and CH5 and others are missing. My antenna is pointing at the East Midlands Transmitter. A local aerial installer tells me that I need a 'Digital Aerial' Is it true that a new aerial is always required for Freeview reception?

Hard to follow The Promise last night with the poor dialogue, maybe was poor speaking by the actors or unequal microphone pick up. Regards David

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/02/09/youview_2012_slip_confirmed/ Unfortunately it's an article by Andrew Orlowski so comments on the story are disabled. It's a shame, I'd been excited about getting one for my mother who's always asking about iPlayer (having seen the adverts) but who can't use a computer at all.

-------------------------------------- containing Freesat, Blue-Ray, Analogue Amp, Sat receiver,etc. I'll have two HDMI cables (each approx 2 M length) going to TV from glass fronted rack (freesat , Blue ray, etc) and will be run in close proximity together through some D-line trunking. Are HDMI cables screened and will they interfere with each other? From TV, 100mV to 1Volt (DAC output...

Q1) I'm just about ready to purchase a freesat receiver which includes a 250Gbyte recording capability . I'm wondering if I really need the recording side as the BBC I Player seems to do that for you and all you have to do is select what you have missed. Am I right here ? Does I-player do HD? and what are the drawbacks if any? Q2) Can the single existing Sky LNB be used for HD...

Wed 23-02-2011 10am to Fri 25-02-2011 9am -- Ian

Hi I discovered today on my PC Home page of the BBC iplayer there is a link for it to access ITV, Ch4 and Five. We use our Wii Console on our lounge TV for iplayer but the Home page is different and only looks to be for BBC programs does this mean Nintendo are limiting the use of BBC iplayer? Regards David

This is what it says on the Panasonic Web Site "2008 Freesat television models: Unfortunately Panasonic are not in a position to give a full update regarding the anticipated time line for the update. However, we can say is that it is still our intention to update these models to support BBC iPlayer. As the first generation of freesat models introduced in the UK and with the significant...

Isolated TV outlets stop the capacitive effect of long runs of co-axial cable. This effect can create 'echos' of the signal on the cable runs, which can effect the picture (ghost images, interference etc). Isolated outlets prevent this from occuring, non-isolated don't. Bill

We have recently got a Freesat system, and I discovered that by connecting the box to our broadband router, we can see iPlayer streams on the television (which is rather better than viewing them on a laptop screen). What I don't understand is what connection this has with Freesat, can anyone explain? It seems reasonable that it uses the Freesat decoder to decode the stream sent over the...

Anyone had any success upgrading the HD? After mine failed to record for me over the weekend - disk full!!! - I'm thinking of trying the Samsung 2Tb -- David Kennedy http://www.anindianinexile.com

Block of flats, TV system in a poor way. New resident has new LG, but no recep. whatsoever on DTT and on analogue very weird smeary pic with broad horizontal bars of noise and no audio, just hissing. Signal levels at outlet are just about adequate. TV should be working, but isn't. As seen on the analyser the signal from the system has very faint hum bars on analogue. The ripple has no effect...

Yesterday the communal Aerial man came because I had complained. He checked the roof aerial and all the connections between including the wall-plate and said all seemed OK. My STB has a signal thingy on it and I showed him that the Muxes beginning 2 i.e. 22 23 28 etc. were 10/10 Strength/Quality whereas the 3's i.e. 32 34 etc. were p**s poor on the Quality side although 10 on the strength...

Apart from that hitch a few months ago where the dish needing realigning and they bought a bit of time by waiting for "some mysterious part from the UK" to turn up the service has so far been excellent, and they did fix that fault within 4 working days anyway. Well pleased I spent £ 220 to have it installed now will never look back.

Hi My w7 has decided that in windows explorer it will not open a folder in the right window. It has done this all by itself and only for this week. Has this happened to any one else . Any idea how to cure it. It says no program associated with this file. But it is a folder not a file. If you right click and choose open all is OK. really annoying but not the end of the world. Gary

http://consumers.ofcom.org.uk/2011/02/product-placement-on-tv/ -- Graham. %Profound_observation%

Am I right in understanding that after switchover the HD channels will be available from all relays and not just from main transmitters?

(cc-ing alt.satellite.tv and uk.tech.digital-tv as there is useful Linux knowledge in those groups) My Linux-based Dreambox has never supported DNS properly. I used to get around this by giving it a fixed IP and putting its own IP and name in its hosts file, but now that I have a new router, I'd like to get DNS with DHCP addresses working on the box. The current precise symptoms are as follows: