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freeview problem
mitchb
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Hi
I have a le32r88 samsung tv with built in freeview.
I have been able to view all the channels until Tuesday when the bbc channels disappeared (Multiplex 1) I am on the blackhill transmitter, which hasnt shown any problems or work due.
On Monday i had moved the tv and wall mounted it, including putting the wires in the chimney breast. But it was fine on monday night.
I have checked the signal strength and it was showing a bit rate error of 10 (the Maximum) on all the missing channels.
I have tried a rescan but this hasnt made any difference.
Any idea's whats happened and how i could fix it would be appreciated.
I have a le32r88 samsung tv with built in freeview.
I have been able to view all the channels until Tuesday when the bbc channels disappeared (Multiplex 1) I am on the blackhill transmitter, which hasnt shown any problems or work due.
On Monday i had moved the tv and wall mounted it, including putting the wires in the chimney breast. But it was fine on monday night.
I have checked the signal strength and it was showing a bit rate error of 10 (the Maximum) on all the missing channels.
I have tried a rescan but this hasnt made any difference.
Any idea's whats happened and how i could fix it would be appreciated.
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Comments
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Usually it's the "fly lead" between the aerial socket on the wall and the aerial input on the equipment. It amazes me that people will spend hundreds of pounds on a TV then begrudge spending more than 50p on a fly lead.
I make my own from fully-shielded cable.0 -
There are reports of Samsung owners having problems with the in built Freeview on their sets at AVForums.
May be worth having a look.0 -
Thanks for the replies.
The aerial cable is shielded, i made it myself, and it was working fine before the move, despite being next to all the same wires.
Ill check out the av forums for more details0
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