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Freeview
or Digital Terrestrial TV
Freeview
is the colloquial name for digital terrestrial
television broadcast in the UK. To receive it, you
need a digital antenna (very much like the old
analogue antennas of the past) and a freeview box (a
set-top-box or a digibox) or a freeview ready
television.
Freeview
is available in most households, although large
trees or buildings nearby may disturb your signal
and you may wish to consider receiving your channels
using a satellite dish. Wherever you live, we can
advice you on how to do the digital switch at your
house.
Channel
line-up
BBC One,
BBC Two, ITV1 (and GMTV), Channel 4, Five, ITV2, BBC Three, BBC Four, ITV3, Sky Three, Yesterday, Channel 4+1, More 4, Film4, QVC, G.O.L.D, 4Music, Dave, Virgin 1, VIVA, Ideal World, Bid TV, ITV4 (and GMTV2), Dave ja vu (+1), Home, ITV2 +1, E4, E4+1, Fiver, Five USA, Big Deal, ITV2+1, ESPN, Create & Craft, Price-Drop TV, Quest, SuperCasino, Rock & Co 1, BT 1 / Sky Sports 1, BT 2 / Sky Sports 2, BBC HD, ITV1 HD, Channel 4 HD, CBBC, Cbeebies, CITV, BBC News, BBC Parliament, Sky News, Sky Sports News, CNN, Russia Today, Community Channel, Teachers TV, Al Jazeera English, Television X, Smile TV 2, Smile TV 3, Babestation, Partyland, TMTV (Tease Me TV), Babestation 2. |
