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Originally Posted by altis
Let me run this one up the flagpole. I'm sure it will get shot at from all sides but here goes.
Say NTL were to charge all their cable customers perhaps £3.50 per month as line rental. In return they would supply all the Freeview TV and radio channels in an unencrypted analogue format (TV on UHF channel 21 to 68 and radio on VHF 88 to 108 MHz) so that they can be received on the customer's own equipment.
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Now I'm sure your knowledge on this is far greater than mine, so don't fire me down....
but.....
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?