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Have a read of my video description again: "I recorded UTV's UTV Live news programme from SATELLITE onto my DVD/VCR combi recorder". Therefore as all BBC and ITV regions including UTV and STV are broadcast on satellite, if you know the EPG number or tuning frequency details to manually add the channel on a Sky or FTA satellite receiver or TV with built-in satellite receiver, then you can add the channel wherever you live in the UK and watch the channel. Unlike Freeview where I would have to live in signal range of a Northern Ireland TV transmitter to be able to watch UTV.

Wednesday 21st September 2011.

What Time???

@@talonfrench7703 Sometime shortly after 12am Midnight on 21/09/11. Why is it so important that you need to know this?

Wednesday 26th September 2012.

What THE FUCK do you mean by that?

What THE FUCK do you mean by that?

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What THE FUCK do you mean by that?

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Thanks for your interest in my video, Bill! It's a pleasure getting replies from you and for me to write back to you. All my best to you and your family.

Hi Bill, I presume this is the genuine Bill Oddie of The Goodies? If so, then it's a pleasure to receive a message from a broadcasting legend and personality and celebrity like yourself! I used to love The Goodies! As I am not a fluent Welsh speaker I don't watch S4C as I don't want to concentrate reading the English subtitles for the whole length of a programme, especially for an hour. I do watch BBC Wales News but when it comes to a networked show, I don't like it when English place names are said but instead of a presenter saying Welsh, Scottish or Northern Irish place names, the presenter just says Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland instead as though we're foreigners to England.

The whole point of Digital Switch-over was to switch off analogue TV signals and replace them with digital ones. So you couldn't have kept any analogue signal on air to display a switchover message as the signal would have been utilised for one of the new digital signals by Crystal Palace or one of their relay transmitters. On the morning of 4th April 2012 (stage 1), viewers that only receive Crystal Palace or one of its relays in analogue, all they would've noticed is that they can no longer receive BBC2 in analogue anymore. They then had 2 weeks to either get a freeview set-top box, replace their TV or get satellite or cable if they wished to continue watching TV. If they still hadn't done anything by the end of 17th April to get digital then when they woke up on 18th April (stage 2) and put the TV on, they then would've found they can no longer receive any TV channels as BBC1, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5 would also have switched off their analogue signals. And besides, prior to stage 1, residents that receive the London region should've received a leaflet to their home many weeks or months in advance advising them of the changes from analogue to digital TV reception in their area and what they need to do to continue viewing from 18th April 2012.

That was not possible; the entire purpose of the switchover was to unplug all analogue output. If they wanted to, they would've had to kept it plugged in.

@@danieldoes1 What he proposed is possible and was done in the US. It was called the "analog nightlight," one analog station per market stayed on for several weeks playing only a repeating loop about how to buy a converter box and who to call for help, in the highly unlikely event that you missed all the news. You can find videos of the analog nightlight on TH-cam.

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