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#147419 18-Jun-2014 17:51
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Hello folks

A new unlabelled service (1505) is showing up on the new mux. Currently showing CCTV 4 material without an NZ channel logo.

Does anybody know if this is the promised return of Channel 9?

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  #1068775 18-Jun-2014 18:53
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I doubt whethere anyone promised the return of Channel 9.
However, try a scan of 12381 Vertical 3750SR. You should find L-Bird2 if you've got a DVB-S2 receiver.
You could be watching State of Origin tonight!



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  #1068779 18-Jun-2014 19:04
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silverlake: I doubt whethere anyone promised the return of Channel 9.
However, try a scan of 12381 Vertical 3750SR. You should find L-Bird2 if you've got a DVB-S2 receiver.
You could be watching State of Origin tonight!

Ahhh, sorry. Re-reading my post I realise I wasn't clear. I'm referring to DVB-T Freeview HD "Channel 9" (actually channel 29), the Chinese language channel that went off-air last year. Freeview's website has said they'll be "returning soon" for more than 6 months...

I'm aware of the Aussie channel 9 feed. Not really interested in SoO, but thanks for the reminder.

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  #1068836 18-Jun-2014 20:13
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And after all this time off air they still can't get the aspect ratio correct.




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  #1068837 18-Jun-2014 20:15
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Spyware: And after all this time off air they still can't get the aspect ratio correct.

 

Seems a common problem with these 2nd teir channels.




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  #1068838 18-Jun-2014 20:16
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The 1.68 Mbps makes it 3rd tier.




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  #1071208 20-Jun-2014 17:45

Channel 29 - CCTV4 is now live including EPG 

No notice from Freeview at all ! that this would be live today.

Not surprising.

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  #1071500 21-Jun-2014 10:36
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FOCUS0: Channel 29 - CCTV4 is now live including EPG 

No notice from Freeview at all ! that this would be live today.

Not surprising.


That would account for my TiVo giving me a message last nite that "my aerial lineup had changed"




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  #1071533 21-Jun-2014 11:07
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FOCUS0: Channel 29 - CCTV4 is now live including EPG 

No notice from Freeview at all ! that this would be live today.

Not surprising.

Is that DVB-S or DVB-T?

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  #1071534 21-Jun-2014 11:16
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WTV mux on DVB-T.




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