"Sounds like your LNB settings may be wrong. Try changing the local oscillator settings from 11300 to 10750 or vice-versa. The best option though would be to do a factory reset then find your LNB settings and autotune Freeview from there. "
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TV3 Pids
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Does anyone know which TV3 pids to use for the Auckland region ??Continue
Freeview UHF Nelson / Motueka
Started this discussion. Last reply by Satellite Networks Motueka Sep 1, 2015. 1 Reply 0 Promotions
I have just been advised all the TVNZ channels are down in this area. JDA is aware and it is being worked on. Snow is making access very difficult. Continue
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But probably best to factory reset the TV and start again and scan on Freeview not all free channels"
"Are you getting Prime? Either you've only scanned one transponder or there's a problem at the dish."
"Mostly built-in Freeview works of a UHF aerial. Unless the tv has a built-in satellite tuner you will need to use a UHF aerial. If you used a push-in plug that will be UHF. If you used a screw-in plug on the TV there may be issues with the satellite…"
"What about a factory reset or try ringing Panasonic on 092720178"
"Have you tried doing an update?"
"Cant you get Freeview through satellite or terrestrial? The app is not very popular as Prime and others haven't come on board yet."
"Good luck getting that sorted. The TV manufacturers won't support a TV that is older than 2 years, for the simple fact that they want you to buy a new one. This is why I always suggest to my clients not to bother with a smart tv. Instead,…"
"A satellite box won't work on a UHF aerial. You need built-in Freeview or a UHF box"
"Are you sure your neighbors are on Sat and not UHF? Check the cables in your building. For some reason, there is no sat signal getting to the box.."
"This usually means you have no signal coming from the dish. "
"Vodafone have a nice box. But with a major oversight. THEIR NOT WIRELESS.
The point to points (VF call them extenders) they send out aren't worth the boxes they come in.
I shouldn't moan really, I get a lot of work hardwiring them…"
"What ive noticed is that after a year TV manufacturers stop supporting their TVs. Possibly in the hope that you buy a new one. This is why I advise everybody to buy a TV that has android built-in. "
"What part of the country are you in? What aerial are you using? Don't bother with the indoor aerials they are useless."
"As Willis said above. prob LNB settings. I doubt very much that you will get uhf in Blenheim as its Satellite only"
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