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Re: Freeview and Cable
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Yeah, but that's what I mean, surely NTL can't do that, as there'd be too may channel to broadcast in the range 21-68, what when you include the radio channels too.... But surely the DTT signal(s) is/are broadcast on freqs in that range - I don't know, say one RF frequency for each mux or however it works... Wouldn't that be sent down just like the 'normal' RF frequencies? |
Re: Freeview and Cable
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The "other" channels will either come from a standard ariel (in the case of newer boxes) on their broadcast frequencies or from the cable itself on different frequences. In the case of newer boxes the DTT channels will also be passed through the STB. The reason that the DTT channels are not also broadcast down the cable is that the bandwidth is reserved for the digital cable channels. |
Re: Freeview and Cable
It appears that the BBC's digital-only channels (as on Freeview) may yet appear on analogue cable too. Read the letters at the foot of this page (start at the very bottom):
http://www.culture.gov.uk/broadcasting/bbc.htm#latest What a good idea. I'm impressed :) |
Re: Freeview and Cable
However with your send all the channels unencrypted down the cable idea you'd be doing exactly what we don't want?
Adding extra analogue channels! ntl want to get rid of the analogue channels as they take up something like 10 times the bandwidth of a digital channel. Once analogue is removed there is space for hundreds of new digital channels. etc. I think? |
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