Freeview Outage Report in Halesworth, Suffolk, England
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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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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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Freeview Issues Reports Near Halesworth, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Halesworth and nearby locations:
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Andy Coates
(@AndyWoodturner) reported
from
Mutford, England
@DenisiousP @ITV I've got (or have access to) most other methods...the TV has freeview, or whatever it's called now, prime, disney, paramount, netflix Etc., and I have a google stick thing I never use...and I only needed the itv one for one thing. Won't use it again. But thank you :)
Freeview Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Mike (ex-a516digital)
(@a516digital) reported
On this day in 2012, S4C's original HD service "Clirlun" closed down. Its Freeview slot was taken over by C4 HD. In 2016, S4C relaunched its HD outlet, this time simply known as 'S4C HD'. The BBC Three consultation revealed S4C HD is earmarked for a return to Freeview soon.
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Nicholas
(@NickHackett2) reported
@ScottsRadioSite @BBC_Cumbria True but so does 5G and if we going to update infrastructures it's best to do it same time rather than one after another so they could do that and sort freeview out and roll out better public and private Internet. It shouldn't be patchy network like on a train.
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wandering jack® 🏴
(@vetchfieId) reported
@SkyHelpTeam Regretting getting skygo. Not only are we basically paying for freeview the satellite signal has been gone all evening. This isn't the 1970s. Absolute joke and will be cancelled.
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RichieUK
(@RichieUK_TTV) reported
@NOWMusic Hey if you insist in having a music channel on Freeview can you please make sure the audio bitrate doesn’t sound garbage? The compression is painful
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Slim
(@brokensprocket1) reported
@amolrajan You must be free to speak, even if it’s hating on Kate who many of us admire and who will be our Queen. If the Beeb feel it’s ok to pay someone with these views, no problem. But we can’t watch other Freeview channels unless we pay for your ‘bricks’ Time for that to change.
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Jess Warshaw
(@jesswarsh) reported
@FreeviewTV I've tried ringing but noone picks up. I can't connect to Freeview and have tried everything can you help? Have sent you a DM
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Tom Maxwell
(@TomMaxwell11) reported
@AnnalisaB Well, immerse yourself in Channel 51 on Freeview, Annalisa, which calls itself ‘Great Movies Christmas’ [sic] and has been showing round-the-clock crap Christmas movies for some weeks now!🦃
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BubblesG
(@BGhattaure) reported
@MoneySavingExp SKY’s charges are ridiculous! Who watched 999 channels? You try to cancel 1 subscription but you can’t as you’re tied into another one; so you end up purchasing the whole package - it’s a rip off!! I’m currently researching into Freeview.@skytv
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Mike (ex-a516digital)
(@a516digital) reported
@MisterVivian @cleanfeed_ttvr ...a pay TV service on UK DTT called Picnic. The idea was to use MPEG4 to fit in four channels in the space occupied by three MPEG2 channels. [MPEG2 in combination with DVB-T is still the standard used for most Freeview channels]
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Chris M L Burleigh
(@chrismlburleigh) reported
@TreeHouseBkshop I feel I'm missing out on this too, but I've always relied on Freeview. There's more TV than I can spend time watching, so I've never seen the point of paying for content I'll never get around to viewing - until now!