What do you mean by "a full service" in this context?Just noticed that ITV2+1 has moved to D3&4 and is now h264/MPEG-4. Also on that multiplex is ITV4+1 which appears to be a full service (also h264/MPEG-4). Meanwhile, back on SDN, ITV3+1 is still MPEG-2 but could be a full service.
Clearly I'm being thick, I still don't understand. Are you saying they were internet stream channels previously, or what? Of course they appear in the EPG, all channels do.It's running now and appears in the EPG with the relevant channel +1 programmes. Not just a couple of hours around 4am for shopping. No longer an LCN hog.
Or, in simpler terms, as ITV1+1, ITV2+1., Film4+1, C4+1, 5+1, DaveJaVu...
Service 8345 TV SD H.264 "ITV2+1"
Service 8347 TV SD H.264 "ITV4+1"
Service 8462 TV SD H.264 "E4 Extra"
Service 8464 TV SD H.264 "Film4+1"
Unfortunately I don't have old data available to confirm anything. My guess would be that converting some channels to MPEG-4/H264 has allowed a reduction in bitrate. There may have been some null bytes and they could also downgrade the quality in the rest of the channels. ITV4+1 looks particularly crappy - slightly better than a static caption!I wonder where they've nicked the bandwidth from to add all those?
Why do I get the feeling I've seen this somewhere before? Maybe I've seen it on a foreign multiplex listed on digitalbitrate.com. I think we may have discussed it here.So this is the first time that we've had MPEG-4 H.264 on a DVB-T mux.
Ages ago I looked through some of the sites listed on www.digitalbitrate.com and I remember seeing MPEG4 on DVB-T. I've just had a quick look and there are still some there. If I'm to believe it all the multiplexes in Rome use DVB-T but all the transmission are MPEG4. What I find confusing is that in Germany they are using DVB-T2 and HEVC but, unlike...There is absolutely no reason why MPEG4 codecs can't be used with DVB-T on a suitable receiver, just as there is no problem using MPEG2 codecs with DVB-T2 (although there's not much point given its less efficient use of space).
Because you have! That's TV 3, which became That's 20th Century in April and was removed in August, was the first (in the UK - we don't care about no foreign rubbish).Why do I get the feeling I've seen this somewhere before?
