Freeview Outage Report in Flimwell, East Sussex, England

Freeview is the United Kingdom's digital terrestrial television platform. It is operated by DTV Services Ltd, a joint venture between the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Sky and transmitter operator Arqiva.

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Problems in the last 24 hours in Flimwell, England

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Freeview users through our website.

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   TV (90%)

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   Total Blackout (7%)

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   Phone (1%)

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   Internet (1%)

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   Wi-fi (1%)

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   E-mail (1%)

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• Miss pinkygeorgina Wright (@pinkygeorgina92) reported 31 seconds ago

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• Dare Differ (@differ_dare) reported a minute ago

  @MikeReadUK @TalkingPicsTV It’s a wonderful series but I struggle with it as there are no subtitles on Freeview. (Hint!) Any chance an observation by yourselves might kick such essential support into action so I can really enjoy it without missing chunks of conversation?

• Bill Carson (@BillCar26144462) reported a minute ago

  @JANUSZCZAK All I can say is that I used to watch it in HD about ten years ago back when I had a Sky sub, and in SD on freeview it was awful in comparison. I still have recordings of it from back then... And I do think your shows are a good example of something that benefits from HD.

• Wez (@WezzRail) reported a minute ago

  @PetroPablo3 @DitsyRedOne @beffybadbelly So circumstances can't change? They may have been able to afford the TV and simply use freeview rather than paying for a service...

• MGSteve (@MG_Steve) reported 3 minutes ago

  @LukePollard To be honest though, I wonder how many actually watch it on normal TV and not via iPlayer? I can only go off our experience which is I only use freeview to watch F1 on Channel 4 occasionally, otherwise its iPlayer on the PS4 / TV. Still think it's a bad idea though.

• Mark Pentler (@markpentler) reported 4 minutes ago

  @mippy I assume the transmission platform side of the costs the same no matter where the content comes from. I think it’s on DAB and satellite? And Freeview? So they probably want to slim that down.

• Ditsy1/Debbie (@missTfied66) reported 4 minutes ago

  @RespectIsVital @BBC instead of forking out for a tv licence put that money on internet service..its what we did..freeview free sat.. its dreadful cos no one can afford broadband&streaming. tell em to stick their tvlicence&dont use their channels or iplayer. how you feelin today?

• . (@moonstruckl987) reported 8 minutes ago

  @mawju5 the worst era was before i had freeview. just 5 sad channels so ghetto😭 they would put on like 2 hrs of cbbc and that was it skjsjsnsns i sufferedd

• Dimitris (@Pic889) reported 9 minutes ago

  @gerardjasper This begs the question: Since you can't receive the entirety of BBC's broadcasts through generic DVB-T2 equipment (you need a special "Freeview HD" receiver), why not encrypt the service and give subscribers a CAM module to watch it? Let's see how many really want to pay for it.

• Jules Powis 🌻 (@JulesPowis) reported 11 minutes ago

  BBC3's audience is all online. Going linear won't help it's terrible ratings. BBC4's target demographic are all linear consumers. Killing-off BBC4 to keep BBC3 on Freeview makes absolutely zero sense.