Prime may finally be coming to Freeview

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#246515 14-Aug-2009 11:51

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doug3: Picture on Reserved 5KSD Kordia now, Prime testing?

Scoop - http://listings.tvnz.co.nz/freeview/prime_7days.xml

I think whatever is happening it will be happening soon.

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Good spotting!

I suspect it's a case of very soon!

I should probably add for those that don't see the significants of it that the Prime xml did not exist on Wednesday the 12th so it is a very new development.

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Nice spot.

Yes Kordia are testing a new channel on both DTT and DTH but it isn't currently carrying anything other than an extreme sports test loop.

I've checked the EIT data on DVB-S and there is no data for that channel at present.

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#246519 14-Aug-2009 12:13

Ok so there's the potential for this to be on both formats.
Does the xml tv listing relate to one specifically, sat or dvb-t?

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#246526 14-Aug-2009 12:27

Sooner the better, i would prefer the DVB-S as the wtv is alot easier to work with

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#246552 14-Aug-2009 13:19

Jaxson: Ok so there's the potential for this to be on both formats.
Does the xml tv listing relate to one specifically, sat or dvb-t?

Both, TVNZ have xml listings for DVB-S (Stratos, Cue, Te Reo) and DVB-T only (tvCentral, etc).

In fact try this for a list (not including Prime yet)
http://www.google.co.nz/search?hl=en&q=site%3Ahttp%3A%2F%2Flistings.tvnz.co.nz&btnG=Google+Search&meta=&aq=f&oq=

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#246566 14-Aug-2009 13:52

Ok, so we can't really deduce from this what format Prime may be broadcast on.
But still very cool that it looks like TVNZ have picked up the listing info, which def hints that something may be on the cards.

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#246568 14-Aug-2009 14:00

Not sure if this has always been the case, but there appears to be a hole in the Freeview TV Guide that could fit a new channel in quite nicely. http://www.freeviewnz.tv/whats_on_freeview/tv_guide.

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#246618 14-Aug-2009 15:19

GF74: Not sure if this has always been the case, but there appears to be a hole in the Freeview TV Guide that could fit a new channel in quite nicely. http://www.freeviewnz.tv/whats_on_freeview/tv_guide.

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Thats actually the slot for TV3 PLUS1 which doesn't appear to be loading.

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#246624 14-Aug-2009 15:35

If you run the freeview online EPG through a proxy you can see the XML files being fetched. At the moment only the following URLs are being fetched from the TVNZ listings pages

http://listings.tvnz.co.nz/freeview/tvnz6_7days.xml
http://listings.tvnz.co.nz/freeview/maoritelevision_7days.xml
http://listings.tvnz.co.nz/freeview/tv2_7days.xml
http://listings.tvnz.co.nz/freeview/tvone_7days.xml
http://listings.tvnz.co.nz/freeview/stratos_7days.xml
http://listings.tvnz.co.nz/freeview/parliamenttv_7days.xml
http://listings.tvnz.co.nz/freeview/tvcentral_7days.xml
http://listings.tvnz.co.nz/freeview/c4_7days.xml
http://listings.tvnz.co.nz/freeview/tv3_7days.xml
http://listings.tvnz.co.nz/freeview/cuetv_7days.xml
http://listings.tvnz.co.nz/freeview/tereo_7days.xml
http://listings.tvnz.co.nz/freeview/radionznational_7days.xml
http://listings.tvnz.co.nz/freeview/radionzconcert_7days.xml
http://listings.tvnz.co.nz/freeview/chinesetv8_7days.xml
http://listings.tvnz.co.nz/freeview/georgefm_7days.xml
http://listings.tvnz.co.nz/freeview/tvnz7_7days.xml
http://listings.tvnz.co.nz/freeview/basefm_7days.xml

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#246699 14-Aug-2009 16:50

openmedia:

Nice spot.

Yes Kordia are testing a new channel on both DTT and DTH but it isn't currently carrying anything other than an extreme sports test loop.

I've checked the EIT data on DVB-S and there is no data for that channel at present.

Did a scan and found the mountain bike/ski jump loop you were talking about, but only on DTH. What frequency/locale was the DTT broadcast? And is it still on?

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#246706 14-Aug-2009 16:55

browned: Scoop - http://listings.tvnz.co.nz/freeview/prime_7days.xml

Now you see it, now you don't. The Prime xml file has now disappeared from the TVNZ website.

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#246723 14-Aug-2009 17:31

Hmm. Get the feeling it was put up a little early ;)

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#246761 14-Aug-2009 20:20

For reference the new channel with the sports loop is:

TP: 12456 Horizontal 22500 SR

And Prime TV on sky is on:

TP: 12707 Horizontal 22500 SR

Of course this is currently encrypted

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#246900 15-Aug-2009 11:28

openmedia: If you run the freeview online EPG through a proxy you can see the XML files being fetched.

Great find, I've been trying to ages to get a reliable source for EPG - am trying to build a small app to remind me when my favourite programs are on.

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#246942 15-Aug-2009 13:17

there are lots already nate.....even a sumple xslt

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#247214 16-Aug-2009 15:46

Just received this press release a few minutes ago:

Prime Now Available on Freeview Satellite And Freeview |HD platforms

Freeview Limited and SKY Television announce that an agreement has been reached regarding Prime Television being made available on Freeview satellite and Freeview |HD platforms from Monday 17th August, 2009.

Having launched a little over two years ago, the availability of Prime on Freeview now brings the total number of channels to 13 on Freeview satellite and 12 on Freeview|HD. This is yet another compelling reason for Kiwis to switch from analogue TV to free-to-air digital TV.

More than a quarter of a million homes have already done so, as was signalled by Freeview in July 2009.

Freeview was created to provide consumer choice in digital TV access and this latest exciting development means New Zealanders can now choose to watch all national free-to-air channels in digital quality.

"All you need is a Freeview approved digital receiver and your existing TV and you can enjoy Prime's programmes in digital quality for free" says Sam Irvine, General Manager, Freeview.

Current Prime viewers may also be able to take advantage of their UHF aerials which could provide them with access to the Freeview |HD platform. All viewers need to do is to visit www.freeviewnz.tv to see if they are in a Freeview |HD coverage area.

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