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BBC ITV etc phasing out SD services on satellite in 2023
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<blockquote data-quote="Fisty McB" data-source="post: 1138552" data-attributes="member: 389824"><p>Satback is essentially a last-resort fall back system for the PSB1 & PSB3 multiplexes where all other sources of being able to try and transmit the multiplex (optical fibre, micorwave or RBR) fail. Given the rarity of how often this fall back should be implemented (current issues concerning the Bilsdale DTT service area notwithstanding), having every BBC 1& 2 regional service let alone ITV HD regions too is unlikely to be economically justifiable. Instead, if a localised long-term issue occurs like Bilsdale, they can centrally reshuffle Satback to provide those regional services with the capacity available - if say another small relay at the same time were to have an issue requiring them to be fed via Satback, then those viewers will have to grin & bear the loss of regional news/programming (at least in the short term).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Fisty McB, post: 1138552, member: 389824"] Satback is essentially a last-resort fall back system for the PSB1 & PSB3 multiplexes where all other sources of being able to try and transmit the multiplex (optical fibre, micorwave or RBR) fail. Given the rarity of how often this fall back should be implemented (current issues concerning the Bilsdale DTT service area notwithstanding), having every BBC 1& 2 regional service let alone ITV HD regions too is unlikely to be economically justifiable. Instead, if a localised long-term issue occurs like Bilsdale, they can centrally reshuffle Satback to provide those regional services with the capacity available - if say another small relay at the same time were to have an issue requiring them to be fed via Satback, then those viewers will have to grin & bear the loss of regional news/programming (at least in the short term). [/QUOTE]
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