UK Terrestrial Providers

[andyblac]

guy's i need your help.


i have worked out how to fix UK provider but i need your help in updating the terrestrial.xml

here is a updated Provider for my Transmitter.



<terrestrial name="Pontop Pike (North East, England) (Europe DVB-T/T2)" flags="5">
<transponder centre_frequency="570000000" bandwidth="0" system="0" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="578000000" bandwidth="0" system="0" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="698000000" bandwidth="0" system="0" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="706000000" bandwidth="0" system="0" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="738000000" bandwidth="0" system="0" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="746000000" bandwidth="0" system="0" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="754000000" bandwidth="0" system="0" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="770000000" bandwidth="0" system="0" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="778000000" bandwidth="0" system="0" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
</terrestrial>







let me explain what to do, open the URL


http://www.ukfree.tv/transmitters.php?dt=&g=grpW&s=rf&P=POSTCODEHERE

changing the postcode to yours, you will see a page with transmitter for your area, find the one your arial is pointed to in the far RIGHT column, the look to the FAR left and click the Cxx (xx = number) link.


in the next page you will see a frequency use the above example and start changing it to suite your transmitter. ONLY change the frequency.

then go back to previous page the find next frequency and repeat.



andy.

Submitted transmitters:


Pontop Pike (http://www.world-of-satellite.com/showthread.php?37322-UK-Terrestrial-Providers&p=266908&viewfull=1#post266908)
Crystal Palace (Greater London, England) (http://www.world-of-satellite.com/showthread.php?37322-UK-Terrestrial-Providers&p=283695&viewfull=1#post283695)
Caldbeck (Cumbria, England) (http://www.world-of-satellite.com/showthread.php?37322-UK-Terrestrial-Providers&p=283762&viewfull=1#post283762)
Maghera(Ireland) (http://www.world-of-satellite.com/showthread.php?37322-UK-Terrestrial-Providers&p=283768&viewfull=1#post283768)
Waltham (Leicestershire, England) (http://www.world-of-satellite.com/showthread.php?37322-UK-Terrestrial-Providers&p=283827&viewfull=1#post283827)
Three Rock (Ireland) (http://www.world-of-satellite.com/showthread.php?37322-UK-Terrestrial-Providers&p=284105&viewfull=1#post284105)

[Larry-G]

Any user who could help us with this, we would be greatly appreciative, and it will help us bring DVB-T scanning to ABM.

Many thanks.

[andyblac]

also not just UK ANY terrestrial providers welcome.

[pooface]

Andy, do the transponders change at all? Or do they not?

Also, might be worth putting up in the first post the list of transmitters that we currently have...


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[andyblac]

Andy, do the transponders change at all? Or do they not?

Also, might be worth putting up in the first post the list of transmitters that we currently have...


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current file in image is in

/etc/tuxbox/terrestrial.xml

[Sirius]

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Does this help, best I can do using my mobile kids playing on lap top.

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[IAmATeaf]

Not too sure if this is correct but my closest transmitter is Crystal Palace and these are all the Cxx for that transmitter:

C22 (482.0MHz) after switchover
C23 (490.0MHz) after switchover
C25 (506.0MHz) after switchover
C26 (514.0MHz) after switchover
C28 (530.0MHz) after switchover
C29 (538.0MHz) after switchover
C30 (546.0MHz) after switchover
C33 (570.0MHz) after switchover
C35 (586.0MHz) after switchover

[andyblac]

guy's i need you to create as the format in first post.

[Rob van der Does]

Andy, do the transponders change at all? Or do they not?
Would be difficult to answer for all countries :)

[DaMacFunkin]

Sorry mate i could provide info for winter hill in the same format as IAmATeaf, but as i dont have a DVB-T tuner my xml file is just standard info so i wouldn't want to paste stuff in there incorrectly.
C31 (554.0MHz)
C37 (602.0MHz)
C49 (698.0MHz)
C50 (706.0MHz)
C54 (738.0MHz)
C55 (746.0MHz)
C57 (762.0MHz)
C58 (770.0MHz)
C59 (778.0MHz)

p.s.I have a Hauppauge NOVA-T 70001 around somewhere, is there a solo2 / duo2 driver for that stick?
Thanks.
edit: stick is version 1106, don't think it will work, sorry.

[abu baniaz]

Crystal Palace (Greater London, England)


<terrestrial name="Crystal Palace (Greater London, England) (Europe DVB-T/T2)" flags="5">
<transponder centre_frequency="482000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="490000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="506000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="514000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="529800000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="538000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="545800000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="570000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="586000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
</terrestrial>

[andyblac]

Crystal Palace (Greater London, England)


<terrestrial name="Crystal Palace (Greater London, England) (Europe DVB-T/T2)" flags="5">
<transponder centre_frequency="482000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="490000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="506000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="514000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="529800000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="538000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="545800000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="570000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="586000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
</terrestrial>




can you confirm it works ok ?

[abu baniaz]

I am afraid I do not have a dvb-t tuner.

[finbarr]

Hey Andy, I want to do this but I'm unsure about it.

For the Irish stations, When I do a scan I use manual channel scan and not the frequency scan. Can I still build an XML for you?

E.g.

I look up my transmitter from here
http://www.tvtrade.ie/digital-tv-aerial-selection-guide.html

My one is Maghera and I scan channels 48 and 55 to quickly get my channels back. I would like to get this added to Terrestrial.xml

[Sirius]

<terrestrial name="Caldbeck (Cumbria, England) (Europe DVB-T/T2)" flags="5">
<transponder centre_frequency="506000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="530000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="546000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="490000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="514000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="538000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="562000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="586000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="522000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="498000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="482000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
</terrestrial>

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[finbarr]

Ok I think I've figured it out.

I had to change some of the other items in order for the scan to work for me. Picks up 19 channels for me now.



<terrestrial name="Maghera(Ireland) (Europe DVB-T)" flags="5">
<transponder centre_frequency="690000000" bandwidth="0" constellation="3" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="2" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="746000000" bandwidth="0" constellation="3" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="2" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
</terrestrial>

[pooface]

Just for reference, this is the Waltham transmitter that I posted in the development thread that worked fine for me previously ;)


<terrestrial name="Waltham (Leicestershire, England) (Europe DVB-T/T2)" flags="5">
<transponder centre_frequency="514000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="538000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="554000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="603000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="698000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="738000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="754000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="762000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="770000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
</terrestrial>

[pooface]

Ok I think I've figured it out.

I had to change some of the other items in order for the scan to work for me. Picks up 19 channels for me now.



<terrestrial name="Maghera(Ireland) (Europe DVB-T)" flags="5">
<transponder centre_frequency="690000000" bandwidth="0" constellation="3" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="2" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="746000000" bandwidth="0" constellation="3" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="2" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
</terrestrial>


Is that the total number of terrestrial broadcasts? As over here, there are about 130 odd channels usually picked up in a scan...

[pooface]

Updated first post with the regions submitted so far!

[finbarr]

Is that the total number of terrestrial broadcasts? As over here, there are about 130 odd channels usually picked up in a scan...

Yes, only Irish stations are transmitted over the air. The rest have to be picked up using FreeSat. See http://www.tvtrade.ie/can-i-get-utv-bbc-and-channel-4-on-saorview.html

[guff daddy]

Ok I think I've figured it out.

I had to change some of the other items in order for the scan to work for me. Picks up 19 channels for me now.



<terrestrial name="Maghera(Ireland) (Europe DVB-T)" flags="5">
<transponder centre_frequency="690000000" bandwidth="0" constellation="3" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="2" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="746000000" bandwidth="0" constellation="3" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="2" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
</terrestrial>


Finbarr

what did you do to get this? My transmitter is Kippure but I normally just do a complete scan to get the DVB-T frequencies.

[finbarr]

Basically look up what channels (Mux's) your transmitter uses here

http://www.tvtrade.ie/digital-tv-aerial-selection-guide.html

Then get the corresponding frequency from here

http://www.saortv.info/terrestrial-saorview/tuning-saorview/

And copy my format of XML and just change the frequencies (followed by 000000)

[guff daddy]

Cheers - worked fine for me. Turns out I'm Three Rock, not Kippure. Tested the below in my terrestrial.xml and it works fine


<terrestrial name="Three Rock (Ireland) (Europe DVB-T)" flags="5">
<transponder centre_frequency="546000000" bandwidth="0" constellation="3" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="2" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="570000000" bandwidth="0" constellation="3" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="2" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />

[hermit]

Below is the correct setting for me, I haven't had a chance to test this yet :


<terrestrial name="Castlebar(Mayo,Ireland) (Europe DVB-T)" flags="5">
<transponder centre_frequency="482000000" bandwidth="0" constellation="3" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="2" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="506000000" bandwidth="0" constellation="3" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="2" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
</terrestrial>

Based on the information in the following link the attached file has the settings in xml for all transmitters in Ireland for Saorview (Irish DTT)
http://www.2rn.ie/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/2RN-DTT-Television-Transmission-Network-Nov-2013.pdf

[hermit]

Hi Andy,

I have create the xml for most/all sites in the UK from info on the ofcom site and a couple more locations. I was able to get settings for Muxes PSB1 PSB2 PSB3 COM4 COM5 COM6 COM7 COM8 LMux NiMux and GiMux.

The info matches the example you put up as well as the Crystal Palace example above except the offset values are slightly different but should still work.

I included the same settings for all transponders parameters as in the original example except of course the frequencies.

Some site locations had parenthesis included already so this may cause an issue, if it does I can strip them out quite easily and create new XML.

[andyblac]

Hi Andy,

I have create the xml for most/all sites in the UK from info on the ofcom site and a couple more locations. I was able to get settings for Muxes PSB1 PSB2 PSB3 COM4 COM5 COM6 COM7 COM8 LMux NiMux and GiMux.

The info matches the example you put up as well as the Crystal Palace example above except the offset values are slightly different but should still work.

I included the same settings for all transponders parameters as in the original example except of course the frequencies.

Some site locations had parenthesis included already so this may cause an issue, if it does I can strip them out quite easily and create new XML.


thanks,

but, can you do it transmitter name only, there are far to many in that file, looks like you did it by area name (ie Durham).

[hermit]

I based it on Site name column in this file :
http://www.ofcom.org.uk/static/broadcasting/Complete-DTT-frequency-plan.xls

Should I limit it to Primary Transmitters only? There are about 70

[andyblac]

I based it on Site name column in this file :
http://www.ofcom.org.uk/static/broadcasting/Complete-DTT-frequency-plan.xls

Should I limit it to Primary Transmitters only? There are about 70

i would say yes by 'Transmitter Group'

[Larry-G]

I based it on Site name column in this file :
http://www.ofcom.org.uk/static/broadcasting/Complete-DTT-frequency-plan.xls

Should I limit it to Primary Transmitters only? There are about 70

Ideally it should be based on transmitters rather than area as the area can hold multiple transmitters for the coverage needed.

[Martincape]

Mines already been done :). Caldbeck :)

[abu baniaz]

This is the file I compiled. I used one of the files from the ofcomm site. dtt pocket guide

[hermit]

i would say yes by 'Transmitter Group'

If they are grouped by transmitter group then some groups will have all channels in the spectrum, e.g. For Pontop Pike or Crystal Palace they will have to scan almost all frequencies, so no real benefit to speed up for people in these regions.


Ideally it should be based on transmitters rather than area as the area can hold multiple transmitters for the coverage needed.

The original file is based on Transmitter, every Site Name is a unique transmitter, its just there are too many:(

I can do it any way you guys request though so just let me know & I can run it again :)

[andyblac]

If they are grouped by transmitter group then some groups will have all channels in the spectrum, e.g. For Pontop Pike or Crystal Palace they will have to scan almost all frequencies, so no real benefit to speed up for people in these regions.



The original file is based on Transmitter, every Site Name is a unique transmitter, its just there are too many:(

I can do it any way you guys request though so just let me know & I can run it again :)

sorry ?, pontop pike only has 9 transponders. i use the one i created, and it scans 133 channels, in less that 1 minute.

so what i need a just a list of Transmitters, with ONLY the transponders that transmitter has.

[hermit]

sorry ?, pontop pike only has 9 transponders. i use the one i created, and it scans 133 channels, in less that 1 minute.

so what i need a just a list of Transmitters, with ONLY the transponders that transmitter has.

Yes the Pontop Pike transmitter has only 9 transponders, but it was suggested to group the transmitters by "Transmitter Group" and I was replying to that suggestion. Pontop Pike "Transmitter Group" has 25 additional transmitters and the transponders on all those transmitters cover almost all Frequencies :
http://www.ukfree.tv/maps.php?key=subregion&c=35

The original file has the list of all transmitters, with only the transponders that transmitter has but unfortunately as stated already there are too many in it.

Either some transmitters have to be omitted or a change needs to be made to handle the large number.

I have tested the terrestrial.xml with the saorview settings and the two Muxes for Castlebar tune the 19 available channles in less than 20 seconds, a huge improvement on scanning all frequencies :) this will make flashing a new VIX version even quicker/easier than it already is.

[andyblac]

but imo, that file is un-useable, far to many to find your transmitter, IMO the file should 'ONLY' list actual physical transmitters.

[hermit]

but imo, that file is un-useable, far to many to find your transmitter, IMO the file should 'ONLY' list actual physical transmitters.

I agree it's unusable. Attached is the xml for Primary transmitters so should cover around 90% of the population in the UK. It is sorted alphabetically, let me know if any changes needed

[Joe_90]

The difficulty with what you are trying to do is coverage of the last 10%-20% of population not served by the main transmitters. The problem is a whole order of magnitude more complex than that in the Republic of Ireland Saorview network. Here, there are only two multiplex (transponder) entries per transmitter and only 12 main high power transmitters. Most of the population here would be covered by those transmitters. The remaining relay stations (52) are generally low power infill transmitters and the majority are vertically polarised so people know (should know) whether they are served by a relay transmitter. So it's probably "do-able" to include all RoI Saorview transmitters in one xml file and have people select the appropriate one from the list. It certainly works for me in that I have an xml entry for my local relay. However, it doesn't really work if you're not absolutely clued in to local reception conditions where you might select a transmitter which doesn't provide you with the best reception.
Perhaps a way forward for Freeview is to list the primary transmitters as you have done which will cover the majority and produce another list with the in-fill transmitters grouped by geographical area? A further complexity with the Freeview network is that the HD multiplexes are carried on DVB-T2 and the SD multiplexes are on DVB-T so you need a T2 compatible tuner for HD. This could be quite a task to maintain an up-to-date list.

[andyblac]

The difficulty with what you are trying to do is coverage of the last 10%-20% of population not served by the main transmitters. The problem is a whole order of magnitude more complex than that in the Republic of Ireland Saorview network. Here, there are only two multiplex (transponder) entries per transmitter and only 12 main high power transmitters. Most of the population here would be covered by those transmitters. The remaining relay stations (52) are generally low power infill transmitters and the majority are vertically polarised so people know (should know) whether they are served by a relay transmitter. So it's probably "do-able" to include all RoI Saorview transmitters in one xml file and have people select the appropriate one from the list. It certainly works for me in that I have an xml entry for my local relay. However, it doesn't really work if you're not absolutely clued in to local reception conditions where you might select a transmitter which doesn't provide you with the best reception.
Perhaps a way forward for Freeview is to list the primary transmitters as you have done which will cover the majority and produce another list with the in-fill transmitters grouped by geographical area? A further complexity with the Freeview network is that the HD multiplexes are carried on DVB-T2 and the SD multiplexes are on DVB-T so you need a T2 compatible tuner for HD. This could be quite a task to maintain an up-to-date list.

and why i am trying to get ABM working for DVB-T thus the old xml is redundant.

[Joe_90]

... and while satellite channels are organised (somewhat) by region and all can be received equally by anyone with a satellite dish and tuner, some pre-defined code and some transponder searching will result in a bouquet which matches that of a commercial service very well. I think it's a much much harder problem to crack when you are dealing with terrestrial services. You can't be sure in a given geographic location that you will be able to receive specific multiplexes due to varying reception conditions. I'm not saying that it's impossible, just that it's very difficult outside of areas covered by the main transmitters to ensure that you've covered all the muxes properly.
The RoI is much simpler in that there are no regional variations in the programming (yet) and there are only two muxes to receive to ensure you have all TV and radio programmes covered. It's an interesting challenge, certainly - go for it :thumbsup:

[andyblac]

... and while satellite channels are organised (somewhat) by region and all can be received equally by anyone with a satellite dish and tuner, some pre-defined code and some transponder searching will result in a bouquet which matches that of a commercial service very well. I think it's a much much harder problem to crack when you are dealing with terrestrial services. You can't be sure in a given geographic location that you will be able to receive specific multiplexes due to varying reception conditions. I'm not saying that it's impossible, just that it's very difficult outside of areas covered by the main transmitters to ensure that you've covered all the muxes properly.
The RoI is much simpler in that there are no regional variations in the programming (yet) and there are only two muxes to receive to ensure you have all TV and radio programmes covered. It's an interesting challenge, certainly - go for it :thumbsup:

try ABM and you will be surprised ;)

[Joe_90]

try ABM and you will be surprised ;)

I'm waiting to - but you'll have to post an image for the Quad Plus first :):)

[andyblac]

I'm waiting to - but you'll have to post an image for the Quad Plus first :):)

get me on skype now

[abu baniaz]

<terrestrial name="Sutton Coldfield (Birmingham, England)" flags="5">
<transponder centre_frequency="570000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="3" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="2" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="618200000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="3" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="2" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="626200000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="3" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="2" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="642000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="3" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="2" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="650000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="3" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="2" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="666000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="3" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="2" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="674000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="3" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="2" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="714000000" bandwidth="0" system="1" constellation="3" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="2" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
</terrestrial>


Pull request submitted.

[Corin]

DVB multiplexes broadcast from the Storeton Transmitter in Wirral, Merseyside



T2 482000000 8MHz 2/3 NONE QAM256 32k 1/128 NONE # BBCB channel 22
T 490000000 8MHz 3/4 NONE QAM64 8k 1/32 NONE # SDN channel 23
T 506000000 8MHz 2/3 NONE QAM64 8k 1/32 NONE # D3+4 channel 25
T 514000000 8MHz 3/4 NONE QAM64 8k 1/32 NONE # ArqA channel 26
T 530000000 8MHz 2/3 NONE QAM64 8k 1/32 NONE # BBCA channel 28
T 538000000 8MHz 3/4 NONE QAM64 8k 1/32 NONE # ArqB channel 29
T 546000000 8MHz 3/4 NONE QSPK 8k 1/32 NONE # Local channel 30
T 730000000 8MHz 2/3 NONE QAM64 8k 1/32 NONE # D3+4 channel 53
T 762000000 8MHz 3/4 NONE QAM64 8k 1/32 NONE # BBCA channel 57
T2 785800000 8MHz 2/3 NONE QAM256 32k 1/128 NONE # BBCB channel 60





<terrestrial name="Storeton (North West, England) (Europe DVB-T/T2)" flags="5">
<transponder centre_frequency="482000000" bandwidth="0" system="0" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="490000000" bandwidth="0" system="0" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="506000000" bandwidth="0" system="0" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="514000000" bandwidth="0" system="0" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="530000000" bandwidth="0" system="0" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="538000000" bandwidth="0" system="0" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="546000000" bandwidth="0" system="0" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="730000000" bandwidth="0" system="0" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="762000000" bandwidth="0" system="0" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
<transponder centre_frequency="785800000" bandwidth="0" system="0" constellation="4" guard_interval="4" transmission_mode="3" hierarchy_information="4" inversion="2" />
</terrestrial>