Apart from quite a lot of older people, most seem to be saying, we will hear on our phones if there is anything newsworthey, but unfortunately the
weather could be rubbish, so I might give it a glance every so often.
Apart from quite a lot of older people, most seem to be saying, we will hear on our phones if there is anything newsworthey, but unfortunately the
weather could be rubbish, so I might give it a glance every so often.
Brian
Yes I will watch it, it will be a spectacle worth seeing whether you
agree with the Monarchy or not, Britain at it's best so to speak.
On 04/05/2023 13:22, Jack Harry Teesdale wrote:
Yes I will watch it, it will be a spectacle worth seeing whether you
agree with the Monarchy or not, Britain at it's best so to speak.
I remember a friend saying that at the time of one of the Royal
Weddings, she was going to get her children to watch it because it was something they will always remember.
I saw some of the last coronation.
Apart from quite a lot of older people, most seem to be saying, we will hear on our phones if there is anything newsworthey, but unfortunately the
weather could be rubbish, so I might give it a glance every so often.
Brian
On 04/05/2023 11:58, Brian Gaff wrote:
Apart from quite a lot of older people, most seem to be saying, we
will hear
on our phones if there is anything newsworthey, but unfortunately the
weather could be rubbish, so I might give it a glance every so often.
 Brian
I'll probably watch some of it, in between doing blind scans on my
satellite receiver to see what interesting feeds of the event I can find.
On 04/05/2023 19:14, Brian Gregory wrote:
On 04/05/2023 11:58, Brian Gaff wrote:
Apart from quite a lot of older people, most seem to be saying, we
will hear
on our phones if there is anything newsworthey, but unfortunately the
weather could be rubbish, so I might give it a glance every so often.
 Brian
I'll probably watch some of it, in between doing blind scans on my
satellite receiver to see what interesting feeds of the event I can find.
I did wonder if any Satellite TV channels would be broadcasting in the
clear UHD channels that are recievable in the UK?
On 04/05/2023 11:58, Brian Gaff wrote:
Apart from quite a lot of older people, most seem to be saying, weYes I will watch it, it will be a spectacle worth seeing whether you
will hear
on our phones if there is anything newsworthey, but unfortunately the
weather could be rubbish, so I might give it a glance every so often.
 Brian
agree with the Monarchy or not, Britain at it's best so to speak.
On 04/05/2023 19:42, Brian Gregory wrote:
On 04/05/2023 19:29, SH wrote:
On 04/05/2023 19:14, Brian Gregory wrote:
On 04/05/2023 11:58, Brian Gaff wrote:
Apart from quite a lot of older people, most seem to be saying, we
will hear
on our phones if there is anything newsworthey, but unfortunately the >>>>> weather could be rubbish, so I might give it a glance every so often. >>>>> Â Brian
I'll probably watch some of it, in between doing blind scans on my
satellite receiver to see what interesting feeds of the event I can
find.
I did wonder if any Satellite TV channels would be broadcasting in
the clear UHD channels that are recievable in the UK?
My dish belongs to my housing association and is fixed pointing at
28.2°E.
The only regular free to air UHD on there are a couple of demo
channels that just play long loops of demo material.
I've seen various temporary things pop up, many are encrypted so I
can't even be sure what they are, but sometimes one or more is
unencrypted. So far I've seen normal SD, normal HD and some Irish
feeds in Irish Gaelic in 10 bit HDR at HD resolution.
well, I have a Wavefrontier T90 dish pointing at Astra 19.2E, Hotbird
13.0E, Eutelsat 5.0 at 5.0W as well as at Astra 2 at 28.2E.
There is a 2nd dish pointing at Hispasat 30.0W so I have the means to
pick up any UHD channels from any of these 5 positions.
The Wavvefrontier can recieve up to 16 satellites in a 50 degree arc so
its fairly easy for me to add an extra LNB if there was a satellite transmitting UHD in the arc between 28.2E and uo to about 21.8W.
On 04/05/2023 19:29, SH wrote:
On 04/05/2023 19:14, Brian Gregory wrote:
On 04/05/2023 11:58, Brian Gaff wrote:
Apart from quite a lot of older people, most seem to be saying, we
will hear
on our phones if there is anything newsworthey, but unfortunately the
weather could be rubbish, so I might give it a glance every so often.
 Brian
I'll probably watch some of it, in between doing blind scans on my
satellite receiver to see what interesting feeds of the event I can
find.
I did wonder if any Satellite TV channels would be broadcasting in the
clear UHD channels that are recievable in the UK?
My dish belongs to my housing association and is fixed pointing at 28.2°E.
The only regular free to air UHD on there are a couple of demo channels
that just play long loops of demo material.
I've seen various temporary things pop up, many are encrypted so I can't
even be sure what they are, but sometimes one or more is unencrypted. So
far I've seen normal SD, normal HD and some Irish feeds in Irish Gaelic
in 10 bit HDR at HD resolution.
On 04/05/2023 21:51, SH wrote:
On 04/05/2023 19:42, Brian Gregory wrote:
On 04/05/2023 19:29, SH wrote:
On 04/05/2023 19:14, Brian Gregory wrote:
On 04/05/2023 11:58, Brian Gaff wrote:
Apart from quite a lot of older people, most seem to be saying, we >>>>>> will hear
on our phones if there is anything newsworthey, but unfortunately the >>>>>> weather could be rubbish, so I might give it a glance every so often. >>>>>> Â Brian
I'll probably watch some of it, in between doing blind scans on my
satellite receiver to see what interesting feeds of the event I can
find.
I did wonder if any Satellite TV channels would be broadcasting in
the clear UHD channels that are recievable in the UK?
My dish belongs to my housing association and is fixed pointing at
28.2°E.
The only regular free to air UHD on there are a couple of demo
channels that just play long loops of demo material.
I've seen various temporary things pop up, many are encrypted so I
can't even be sure what they are, but sometimes one or more is
unencrypted. So far I've seen normal SD, normal HD and some Irish
feeds in Irish Gaelic in 10 bit HDR at HD resolution.
well, I have a Wavefrontier T90 dish pointing at Astra 19.2E, Hotbird
13.0E, Eutelsat 5.0 at 5.0W as well as at Astra 2 at 28.2E.
There is a 2nd dish pointing at Hispasat 30.0W so I have the means to
pick up any UHD channels from any of these 5 positions.
The Wavvefrontier can recieve up to 16 satellites in a 50 degree arc
so its fairly easy for me to add an extra LNB if there was a satellite
transmitting UHD in the arc between 28.2E and uo to about 21.8W.
Congratulations.
Do you have time for anything other than watching TV?
In article <u3091t$1quv0$1@dont-email.me>,
MB <MB@nospam.net> wrote:
On 04/05/2023 13:22, Jack Harry Teesdale wrote:
Yes I will watch it, it will be a spectacle worth seeing whether
you agree with the Monarchy or not, Britain at it's best so to
speak.
I remember a friend saying that at the time of one of the Royal
Weddings, she was going to get her children to watch it because it
was something they will always remember.
I saw some of the last coronation.
I saw it, too; live on tv!
charles wrote:
In article <u3091t$1quv0$1@dont-email.me>,
MB <MB@nospam.net> wrote:
On 04/05/2023 13:22, Jack Harry Teesdale wrote:
Yes I will watch it, it will be a spectacle worth seeing whether
you agree with the Monarchy or not, Britain at it's best so to
speak.
I remember a friend saying that at the time of one of the Royal
Weddings, she was going to get her children to watch it because it
was something they will always remember.
I saw some of the last coronation.
I saw it, too; live on tv!
So did I. We watched it on my father's home made TV. The CRT was small
and had a green phosphor. (VCR91?)
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