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dave walsh · 13th Sep 2020, 6:57 pm

As an aside, I've just noticed that the Smithsonian [57] and PBS America [91] channels are also FV newcomers, at least here in the SE.
They seem to be the HDD versions so perhaps not on all multiplexes? The Rammy Relay was the last in the country to get CH4 and it isn't much better now.

Dave

Oh yes your right Dave but I had to look twice. Feedback right at the back. What does that tell us?The "SKY ARTS GOES FREE" heading is a little buried in the BBC SURVEY section headed [biggest Font] "How To Help TV lighten up" [in the screen brightness sense]. I'd thought it was about program content at first. The main advice is to use an App [of course] as a Light Meter and draw the curtains! We used to do the latter in the 1950's with a 9" CRT set!

I tend to look at the letters first as well but sadly, mine is never there. I'll try harder now I know you will be looking out for me.

13th Sep 2020, 6:57 pm	#7
dave walsh Dekatron Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Ramsbottom (Nr Bury) Lancs or Bexhill (Nr Hastings) Sussex. Posts: 5,817	Re: Free Sky Arts channel As an aside, I've just noticed that the Smithsonian [57] and PBS America [91] channels are also FV newcomers, at least here in the SE. They seem to be the HDD versions so perhaps not on all multiplexes? The Rammy Relay was the last in the country to get CH4 and it isn't much better now. Dave Oh yes your right Dave but I had to look twice. Feedback right at the back. What does that tell us?The "SKY ARTS GOES FREE" heading is a little buried in the BBC SURVEY section headed [biggest Font] "How To Help TV lighten up" [in the screen brightness sense]. I'd thought it was about program content at first. The main advice is to use an App [of course] as a Light Meter and draw the curtains! We used to do the latter in the 1950's with a 9" CRT set! I tend to look at the letters first as well but sadly, mine is never there. I'll try harder now I know you will be looking out for me. Last edited by dave walsh; 13th Sep 2020 at 7:19 pm.