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<blockquote data-quote="CyberSimian" data-source="post: 1275424" data-attributes="member: 141969">I think that means that two of the MUXes have been discontinued, i.e. they are no longer broadcast.The government in its wisdom is removing MUXes from the 700MHz band, so that the bandwidth can be sold off to the mobile phone companies for oodles of money. Two of the existing DVB-T2 MUXes (COM7 and COM8) were always described as &quot;temporary&quot;, because they were located in the 700MHz band. Over recent months these two MUXes have been removed from various transmitters around the country, and possibly it is now the turn of Crystal Palace.The table of MUXes in Freeview.co.uk is (as far as I know) the definitive statement about which MUXes are available at any particular location in the country. So I think that all you can do is modify the tuning parameters file so that the entries match those on Freeview.co.uk. You can delete the MUXes that have disappeared, and modify the frequencies for the other MUXes if they have changed.-- from CyberSimian in the UK</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CyberSimian, post: 1275424, member: 141969"] I think that means that two of the MUXes have been discontinued, i.e. they are no longer broadcast. The government in its wisdom is removing MUXes from the 700MHz band, so that the bandwidth can be sold off to the mobile phone companies for oodles of money. Two of the existing DVB-T2 MUXes (COM7 and COM8) were always described as "temporary", because they were located in the 700MHz band. Over recent months these two MUXes have been removed from various transmitters around the country, and possibly it is now the turn of Crystal Palace. The table of MUXes in Freeview.co.uk is (as far as I know) the definitive statement about which MUXes are available at any particular location in the country. So I think that all you can do is modify the tuning parameters file so that the entries match those on Freeview.co.uk. You can delete the MUXes that have disappeared, and modify the frequencies for the other MUXes if they have changed. -- from CyberSimian in the UK [/QUOTE]

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