Thread: Freeview No More
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Old 22-04-2009, 23:34   #15
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Re: Freeview No More
Presumably the TV still has analog tuning (Some have a seperate antenna socket for it).

Plug the antenna in for analog, and execute an analog tuning setup with the antennap pointed in more or less the right direction.

If it gets anything, then hunt with aiming and position for best signal, then transfer to the digital socket and try digital setup.

If it gets anything, then try to get a running strength/quality display up and try to re-aim for best, or just twiddle to minimize freezes and sound squeaks.
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