Following a consultation earlier in the year, from lunchtime on Wednesday 19th September, you will have to retune to get the new numbers allocated to some Freeview channels; in particular those used for News, Adult, Children and high definition services.
DMOL (DTT Multiplex Operators Ltd), the company that manages the channel numbers used on Freeview, have decided to make some changes to the allocations to allow the Freeview platform to grow over the next three to five years.
The changes will happen from lunchtime on Wednesday 19th September 2012.
In summary the changes are:
Adult channels move to 171-198
News channels move to 131-150
Children’s move to 121-130
HD channels move to 101-120
General entertainment channels now have 1-99
Text services move to 200-224
MHEG services move to 225-299
Interactive channels stay on 300-320
IPTV channels move to 400-499
Radio stays at 700-750
Manufacturer allocation remains 800-899
Aug 1 2012
Freeview channel numbers change on September 19th 2012
DMOL (DTT Multiplex Operators Ltd), the company that manages the channel numbers used on Freeview, have decided to make some changes to the allocations to allow the Freeview platform to grow over the next three to five years.
The changes will happen from lunchtime on Wednesday 19th September 2012.
In summary the changes are:
Adult channels move to 171-198
News channels move to 131-150
Children’s move to 121-130
HD channels move to 101-120
General entertainment channels now have 1-99
Text services move to 200-224
MHEG services move to 225-299
Interactive channels stay on 300-320
IPTV channels move to 400-499
Radio stays at 700-750
Manufacturer allocation remains 800-899
By Expat • UK Media News • Tags: DMOL, EPG, Freeview