I stumbled on this thread while trying to find out why I can't receive Duna TV at the moment (I'm in Upper Hutt, not too far from the original poster). I haven't tuned in since last weekend but notice that when I select the channel, the usual "signal strength" detail comes up, showing a good strong signal of 84% or thereabouts, then the screen goes totally blank. No other channels are similarly affected. I notice you mention a "new" frequency of 12734 - was this just changed at about the time the original poster reported his reception/location difficulties? I'd like to be sure before I go re-tuning :-)
translateltd: I stumbled on this thread while trying to find out why I can't receive Duna TV at the moment (I'm in Upper Hutt, not too far from the original poster). I haven't tuned in since last weekend but notice that when I select the channel, the usual "signal strength" detail comes up, showing a good strong signal of 84% or thereabouts, then the screen goes totally blank. No other channels are similarly affected. I notice you mention a "new" frequency of 12734 - was this just changed at about the time the original poster reported his reception/location difficulties? I'd like to be sure before I go re-tuning :-)
The channel is now called 'Duna World'! I had the same issue the middle of the week - no picture on Duna TV. Re-scanned and Duna World is now on the list at 12607 broadcasting just fine. Props to Goodfellows Aerial Services for helping me out on this.
The channel is now called 'Duna World'! I had the same issue the middle of the week - no picture on Duna TV. Re-scanned and Duna World is now on the list at 12607 broadcasting just fine. Props to Goodfellows Aerial Services for helping me out on this.
Thanks, yes, it's been Duna World for a while now but it takes my brain a while to adjust :-) I've just done a full re-scan myself and found it on 12608, so that will be the same signal you are getting.
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