could you guys tell me the dvb-t frequencies

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#61747 22-May-2010 11:09

like what tv1 dvb-t frequencies and tv2 tv3 ect

i know mediaworks is 570000 but i wanna know the individual channle frequencies are

thx you

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#333232 22-May-2010 11:27

It depends on where you are. Check the sticky post: http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=83&topicid=19328

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#333237 22-May-2010 11:43

yes ive seen this i need to know the channel frequency

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#333254 22-May-2010 13:03

TVNZ 538000:

It has the frequencies there?!?

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#333258 22-May-2010 13:28

chrisjunkie: TVNZ 538000:

It has the frequencies there?!?

yes that is tvnz mux 538000 frequency i want to know that channels on the mux what there frequencies thank you

anybody using dvb viewer could tell me by going under channel edit i don't have this app as i cant pay for it

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#333262 22-May-2010 13:50

vlcplayer: i know mediaworks is 570000 but i wanna know the individual channle frequencies are

I think I see what you are getting at, but I also think you might have misunderstood one aspect of the way that digital TV is broadcast.

All of the Mediaworks channels are multiplexed and broadcast on one single frequency - in the case of the Auckland Waiatarua transmitter the frequency for the Mediaworks mux (or multiplex) is 570 MHz. TV3, TV3 Plus 1, C4 and now C42 are all broadcast on that same frequency - that's the reason why some PVR software can record simultaneous programmes on say TV3 and C4 using just one tuner.

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#333265 22-May-2010 13:58

Deev8:
vlcplayer: i know mediaworks is 570000 but i wanna know the individual channle frequencies are

I think I see what you are getting at, but I also think you might have misunderstood one aspect of the way that digital TV is broadcast.

All of the Mediaworks channels are multiplexed and broadcast on one single frequency - in the case of the Auckland Waiatarua transmitter the frequency for the Mediaworks mux (or multiplex) is 570 MHz. TV3, TV3 Plus 1, C4 and now C42 are all broadcast on that same frequency - that's the reason why some PVR software can record simultaneous programmer on say TV3 and C4 using just one tuner.

oh its just because im using vlc player and every time i go to rec something from c4 or any other channel on the mux it will rec tv3

dvb viewer my friend is useing he gave me c4 frequency once before and it was not 570mhz i did not try it as pc i use tv on was broken at this time but is working now he said he tried it and it worked fine and was just c4

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#333266 22-May-2010 13:58

Deev8:
vlcplayer: i know mediaworks is 570000 but i wanna know the individual channle frequencies are

I think I see what you are getting at, but I also think you might have misunderstood one aspect of the way that digital TV is broadcast.

All of the Mediaworks channels are multiplexed and broadcast on one single frequency - in the case of the Auckland Waiatarua transmitter the frequency for the Mediaworks mux (or multiplex) is 570 MHz. TV3, TV3 Plus 1, C4 and now C42 are all broadcast on that same frequency - that's the reason why some PVR software can record simultaneous programmer on say TV3 and C4 using just one tuner.

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#333324 22-May-2010 17:26

please help as i need to rec something tonight off c4 and i would like to use vlc player but even if im watching c4 it will rec tv3 help me out

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#333327 22-May-2010 17:32

on the vlc menu
Program>Playback>C4

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#333337 22-May-2010 18:29

The frequencies for all NZ regions are all detailed on the wikipedia page for Freeview NZ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freeview_%28New_Zealand%29

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#333352 22-May-2010 19:30

dasimpsonsrule: on the vlc menu
Program>Playback>C4

yes ive done this but when i record its just records tv3 witch i don't want

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#333391 22-May-2010 21:16

Check your recorded file; it may have recorded all the streams into a single file. Look in the Video > Video Track menu and see whether there is more than one.

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#333540 23-May-2010 10:42

Behodar: Check your recorded file; it may have recorded all the streams into a single file. Look in the Video > Video Track menu and see whether there is more than one.

no but when i open file ive rec i can goto program and change video there and it will goto c4 ect but when i want to covert file it will only do tv3

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#333565 23-May-2010 11:58

Perhaps the most straightforward solution might be to use different software for recording TV programmes. There are a few excellent quality free applications that could be more appropriate than VLC Player, which as the name suggests is primarily a media player. I've happily used GB-PVR for my recording requirements for a few years, other regulars here are long-term happy users of Mediaportal.

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#333576 23-May-2010 12:35

Deev8: Perhaps the most straightforward solution might be to use different software for recording TV programmes. There are a few excellent quality free applications that could be more appropriate than VLC Player, which as the name suggests is primarily a media player. I've happily used GB-PVR for my recording requirements for a few years, other regulars here are long-term happy users of Mediaportal.

ive tryed those before both pixalte and mess the tv up dont know why this is vlc player play everything fine

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