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#142485 14-Mar-2014 14:08
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What does anyone know about the freeview test service channel that has started using the UHF 28 frequency?

Last week it was channel 800 but today it has switched to 777.

Currently the main broadcast channels only use UHF 32 & 36. Does this mean space is being opened for more channels?

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  #1005634 14-Mar-2014 14:39
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Installed Windows 7 MCE on a new BRIX PC last night and noticed the Test Service after doing a scan. Haven't looked since, but interested to know more (it means posting a reply to subscribe here)...





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  #1005644 14-Mar-2014 15:01
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See the thread above this http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=83&topicid=140982&page_no=3

It'll be the 4th DVB-T MUX for Worldnet who are also using MHEG-5 for streaming channels.


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  #1005713 14-Mar-2014 16:07
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Could it be connected to this?
http://www.stoppress.co.nz/blog/2014/03/free-worldnet-tv-channel-ready-go-over-broadband




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  #1005722 14-Mar-2014 16:14
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Meh, more content that I can't understand or won't interest me then.




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