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Old 14-01-2005   #1
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ITV News:Now on 2D

It would appear that the ITV News channel (525) is now on 2D. For those of us that can only receive 2A/2B this is more bad news. We have lost so many channels over the last 18 months.
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sh*t there goes another one if they take five off i will really lose it , does anyone have any information on what channels are due to be moved over to 2D ?
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It could be a sign, that ITV is going free to air on all channels.
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I have a channel master 2.4mtr dish here in Alicante and at the moment I have lost it as well
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sh*t there goes another one if they take five off i will really lose it , does anyone have any information on what channels are due to be moved over to 2D ?
ITV plans to rename Granada Man&Motors to ITV4 and move it 2D and transmit FTA. Channel 4 is likely to make E4 FTA to compete with newly free ITV3 this also means we could lose E4 completely not just E4+1, already some interactive services from Channel 4 are moving to 2D. This leaves only five 'safe' for long term but with Astra 2D you never know!
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Originally Posted by solsat
I have a channel master 2.4mtr dish here in Alicante and at the moment I have lost it as well
¿With your 2.4, those transmitted on 2D, can they be held for most of the day or not?

Am located south of the city and I hear varying reports on reception. As you have a Channel Master I would think you have the optimum.

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ITV plans to rename Granada Man&Motors to ITV4 and move it 2D and transmit FTA. Channel 4 is likely to make E4 FTA
Interesting - where did you get that information from and I will add it to the news section?

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Interesting - where did you get that information from and I will add it to the news section?

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It was mentioned on Digitalspy.
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I too noticed that ITV news had moved. Mind you, only a numb-nut could overlook a blue screen with a self explanatory message on it. Whatever, I'll give a to Astra.

Well, there's only five left to go and I am sure that they could be accommodated on 2D if needs be (even if 2D is now full).

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