Freeview Outage Report in Burneston, North Yorkshire, England

Problems in the last 24 hours in Burneston, England

The chart below shows the number of Freeview reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Burneston, England and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.

Most Reported Problems

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

• TV (90%)
• Total Blackout (7%)
• Internet (1%)
• Wi-fi (1%)
• E-mail (0%)
• Phone (0%)

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Freeview Issues Reports Near Burneston, England

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Burneston and nearby locations:

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  Brian Winter (@brianwinteruk) reported 11 minutes ago from Hipswell, England

  @BuddyGB Will watch that on IPlayer. Technical issues with Bilsdale mast means signal is not strong enough for my Freeview PVR to use its two tuners to record more than one programme at a time. Frustrating.

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  Brian Winter (@brianwinteruk) reported 17 minutes ago from Hipswell, England

  @NYorksPolice This is obviously a hang over from the Bilsdale transmitter problems. As far as I am aware, Harrogate has good Freeview coverage now. If not from Bilsdale, then from one of two temporary relays set up by Arqiva.

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  Brian Winter (@brianwinteruk) reported 25 minutes ago from Hipswell, England

  @dannysavage @yorkshireladtv It's channels that are text services, teletext holidays is one, or use the Internet to show programmes that are not transmitted over the Freeview UHF network.

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  Brian Winter (@brianwinteruk) reported 26 minutes ago from Hipswell, England

  @scottygb Shouldn't be any shunt on Freeview either as 7 was never reallocated.

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  Brian Winter (@brianwinteruk) reported 40 minutes ago from Hipswell, England

  The 80m temporary mast at Bilsdale has blown down. So no @Freeview. We did tell them it gets windy up there.

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  Brian Winter (@brianwinteruk) reported 52 minutes ago from Hipswell, England

  @PCarmichaelVO @NadineDorries BBC does NOT maintain Freeview network. That is Arqiva. BBC in partnership with other PSB broadcasters own Freeview. They, like other broadcaster pay carriage charges to Arqiva.

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  Brian Winter (@brianwinteruk) reported 56 minutes ago from Hipswell, England

  @dannysavage Not everywhere. Parts of Ripon, Thirsk and Harrogate still have very little or no signal. Freeview and Arqiva are on the case. Temporary relay being planned in next 14 days.

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  Brian Winter (@brianwinteruk) reported 56 minutes ago from Hipswell, England

  @danmooreradio @a516digital On Freeview bandwidth is an issue. But also still a fair number of SD only boxes out there.

Freeview Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  DEREK HUNT (@Derek959Derek) reported 1 minute ago

  @GBNEWS come on guys sort this out. gbnews has pixilating screening interference uk GB News viewers in the UK have reported persistent pixelation and screening interference issues, especially on certain platforms like Virgin Media and Freesat. These problems are not universal across all channels, suggesting they are tied to GB News’s broadcast quality or transmission settings rather than your TV. 📺 What’s Happening Virgin Media users have noted regular pixelation on GB News (channel 604), while other channels remain unaffected. Rebooting the TV360 box doesn’t resolve the issue, and Virgin suggests checking local service status. BT/EE TV users have also reported widespread pixelation across multiple channels, with signal quality fluctuating despite strong signal strength. Upscaling problems: On newer 4K TVs, GB News looks worse compared to older HD sets. This is likely due to poor upscaling of GB News’s relatively low broadcast resolution. Frame rate reduction: Around mid-2024, GB News lowered its broadcast frame rate, leading to “webcam-like” quality on Freesat. Freesat confirmed they changed how the channel is broadcast, but offered no technical details. 🔧 What You Can Try Check service status: Use Virgin Media’s service checker or call their automated line (0800 561 0061) to see if there are local transmission issues. Run equipment tests: Most set-top boxes allow you to run diagnostics on signal strength and quality. Adjust TV settings: If you’re on a 4K TV, try disabling upscaling or forcing HD mode to reduce distortion. Alternative platforms: If interference persists, GB News may look clearer via Freeview or online streaming rather than satellite/cable. ⚡ Why It Matters The interference isn’t just a random glitch—it’s tied to GB News’s broadcast quality choices (lower frame rate, weaker resolution) and how different providers handle the signal. This means the issue is unlikely to be fixed by simple reboots or equipment swaps.

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  DEREK HUNT (@Derek959Derek) reported 4 minutes ago

  @GBNEWS come on guys sort this out. gbnews has pixilating screening interference uk GB News viewers in the UK have reported persistent pixelation and screening interference issues, especially on certain platforms like Virgin Media and Freesat. These problems are not universal across all channels, suggesting they are tied to GB News’s broadcast quality or transmission settings rather than your TV. 📺 What’s Happening Virgin Media users have noted regular pixelation on GB News (channel 604), while other channels remain unaffected. Rebooting the TV360 box doesn’t resolve the issue, and Virgin suggests checking local service status. BT/EE TV users have also reported widespread pixelation across multiple channels, with signal quality fluctuating despite strong signal strength. Upscaling problems: On newer 4K TVs, GB News looks worse compared to older HD sets. This is likely due to poor upscaling of GB News’s relatively low broadcast resolution. Frame rate reduction: Around mid-2024, GB News lowered its broadcast frame rate, leading to “webcam-like” quality on Freesat. Freesat confirmed they changed how the channel is broadcast, but offered no technical details. 🔧 What You Can Try Check service status: Use Virgin Media’s service checker or call their automated line (0800 561 0061) to see if there are local transmission issues. Run equipment tests: Most set-top boxes allow you to run diagnostics on signal strength and quality. Adjust TV settings: If you’re on a 4K TV, try disabling upscaling or forcing HD mode to reduce distortion. Alternative platforms: If interference persists, GB News may look clearer via Freeview or online streaming rather than satellite/cable. ⚡ Why It Matters The interference isn’t just a random glitch—it’s tied to GB News’s broadcast quality choices (lower frame rate, weaker resolution) and how different providers handle the signal. This means the issue is unlikely to be fixed by simple reboots or equipment swaps.

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  SabrinaEvans01 (@sabrina777z) reported 6 minutes ago

  @AnnekaRice @BBCBreaking But why must I pay for a service I do not use. now we got freeview and Prime and Netflix the license fee should only be for those that watch BBC. I don't hate it just nothing on there of any interest .

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  Steve (🎗) (@2461Steve) reported 9 minutes ago

  @LMenhenott @Rob_E_Dresser I’m. Not sure I can cancel mine, even with Wi-Fi get Freeview and can’t turn that off

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  Steve (🎗) (@2461Steve) reported 14 minutes ago

  @LMenhenott @Rob_E_Dresser I’m. Not sure I can cancel mine, even with Wi-Fi get Freeview and can’t turn that off

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  Steve (🎗) (@2461Steve) reported 16 minutes ago

  @LMenhenott @Rob_E_Dresser I’m. Not sure I can cancel mine, even with Wi-Fi get Freeview and can’t turn that off

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  Steve (🎗) (@2461Steve) reported 19 minutes ago

  @LMenhenott @Rob_E_Dresser I’m. Not sure I can cancel mine, even with Wi-Fi get Freeview and can’t turn that off

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  SabrinaEvans01 (@sabrina777z) reported 19 minutes ago

  @AnnekaRice @BBCBreaking But why must I pay for a service I do not use. now we got freeview and Prime and Netflix the license fee should only be for those that watch BBC. I don't hate it just nothing on there of any interest .

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  DEREK HUNT (@Derek959Derek) reported 20 minutes ago

  @GBNEWS come on guys sort this out. gbnews has pixilating screening interference uk GB News viewers in the UK have reported persistent pixelation and screening interference issues, especially on certain platforms like Virgin Media and Freesat. These problems are not universal across all channels, suggesting they are tied to GB News’s broadcast quality or transmission settings rather than your TV. 📺 What’s Happening Virgin Media users have noted regular pixelation on GB News (channel 604), while other channels remain unaffected. Rebooting the TV360 box doesn’t resolve the issue, and Virgin suggests checking local service status. BT/EE TV users have also reported widespread pixelation across multiple channels, with signal quality fluctuating despite strong signal strength. Upscaling problems: On newer 4K TVs, GB News looks worse compared to older HD sets. This is likely due to poor upscaling of GB News’s relatively low broadcast resolution. Frame rate reduction: Around mid-2024, GB News lowered its broadcast frame rate, leading to “webcam-like” quality on Freesat. Freesat confirmed they changed how the channel is broadcast, but offered no technical details. 🔧 What You Can Try Check service status: Use Virgin Media’s service checker or call their automated line (0800 561 0061) to see if there are local transmission issues. Run equipment tests: Most set-top boxes allow you to run diagnostics on signal strength and quality. Adjust TV settings: If you’re on a 4K TV, try disabling upscaling or forcing HD mode to reduce distortion. Alternative platforms: If interference persists, GB News may look clearer via Freeview or online streaming rather than satellite/cable. ⚡ Why It Matters The interference isn’t just a random glitch—it’s tied to GB News’s broadcast quality choices (lower frame rate, weaker resolution) and how different providers handle the signal. This means the issue is unlikely to be fixed by simple reboots or equipment swaps.

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  SabrinaEvans01 (@sabrina777z) reported 21 minutes ago

  @AnnekaRice @BBCBreaking But why must I pay for a service I do not use. now we got freeview and Prime and Netflix the license fee should only be for those that watch BBC. I don't hate it just nothing on there of any interest .