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Permalink Reply by Maria Elizabeth Prior on March 14, 2012 at 0:16

I think we do.  However, and I am not an expert here, I believe it is more to do with our own TV sets.  We need to have digital TVs, or a box set, that will cover this.  I am sure our area is being 'converted' in April. 

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Permalink Reply by Chamoun Issa on March 14, 2012 at 14:49

Hi Maria,

thanks for your reply. I look forward to April then.

All the best,

Chamoun

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Permalink Reply by James B on March 28, 2012 at 11:08

Hi,

We are using a digital TV without any problems, so as long as you have a working box, you should be fine.

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Permalink Reply by Chamoun Issa on March 28, 2012 at 11:09

Thanks James.

That's good to know.

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Permalink Reply by Maria Elizabeth Prior on April 4, 2012 at 21:30

Oh!  Heck!  Rick.  Can't help, I'm afraid.  Sorry to be a TV twit, but what is the difference between HD, is that High Definition, and a normal Freeview, digital TV?  I have 2 of these, and managed to successfully retune both, eventually.  My problem is that my last TV is non digital, and has a Freeview set top box, which often causes me trouble, so much that I want to chuck it out the window!!  Have resigned to getting a new TV! 

I presume you have tried to tune it as if it were totally new, and had not been tuned in in the first place?  Sometimes this modern technology really gets me!!!  Am still learning to use a computer!!!
 
Rick said:

My Freeview Plus box has re-tuned ok but I also have an HD TV with built in Freeview and am now missing some channels including the HD ones. Have tried re-tuning but no luck :-(

Anyone else have the same problem or know how to resolve it?

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