Freeview Problems Argh ...
We're now receiving Freeview.
After so many long years of analogue TV, finally my folks decided to bite the bullet and pay for a digital signal box. At the same time, in their infinite widsom, they decided to move the TV to the second living room, where the aerial coax cable doesn't go.
No worries, I hear them say. We'll buy a set-top aerial.
Well, we've been having problems.
Firstly, the room we've moved into is a signal dead spot. We need the outside aerial feed anyway, which means Dad has to drill the hole in the wall to feed the coax through far sooner than he'd wanted. This means the internal aerial we bought turned out to be useless.
Next, we've got no Channel Five reception whatsoever. Guess what? It isn't due to the Winter Hill transmitter. No, the problem is our aerial, which isn't wideband.
So we'll need to upgrade the damn thing anyway, even if we went back to analogue. Argh. :(
After so many long years of analogue TV, finally my folks decided to bite the bullet and pay for a digital signal box. At the same time, in their infinite widsom, they decided to move the TV to the second living room, where the aerial coax cable doesn't go.
No worries, I hear them say. We'll buy a set-top aerial.
Well, we've been having problems.
Firstly, the room we've moved into is a signal dead spot. We need the outside aerial feed anyway, which means Dad has to drill the hole in the wall to feed the coax through far sooner than he'd wanted. This means the internal aerial we bought turned out to be useless.
Next, we've got no Channel Five reception whatsoever. Guess what? It isn't due to the Winter Hill transmitter. No, the problem is our aerial, which isn't wideband.
So we'll need to upgrade the damn thing anyway, even if we went back to analogue. Argh. :(
