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<blockquote data-quote="mhku" data-source="post: 618045" data-attributes="member: 190842">Every weekday stage will be covered on the ITV's Red Button serviceCoverage schedule on Red Button:Monday 6th July&nbsp; 1330-1640Tuesday 7th July 1325-1655Wednesday 8th July 1330-1635Thursday 9th July 1330-1640Friday 10th July 1300-1635Monday 13th July REST DAY Tuesday 14th July 1300-1635Wednesday 15th July 1330-1645Thursday 16th July 1330-1700Friday 17th July 1330-1640Monday 20th July REST DAY Tuesday 21st July 1155-1650Wednesday 22nd July 1120-1645Thursday 23rd July 1330-1655Friday 24th July 1330-1640ITV4i is also know as ITVi Quad and is listed as a data service on the Dreambox. It's 4:3 and PQ is only about 2500kb/s, audio is 128kb/sSatellite: 28.2EFrequency: 12403Polarity: VerticalFEC: 2/3Symbol Rate: 27500Other possible TdF coverage:France 2 (5w) most days from about 1420 CET.There’s often a short programme earlier at 1250 or 1300 CET for the village départ on France 3 (5w). Belgium’s RTBFsat (13e)Italian channel RAI Due (13e) Eurosport (19e)ARD and ZDF (13e and 19e)RTL Tele Letzeburg (19e)I haven't checked these but these are the channels listed by _http://cyclingfans.net/satellite/2009/tour-de-france-2</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mhku, post: 618045, member: 190842"] Every weekday stage will be covered on the ITV's Red Button service Coverage schedule on Red Button: Monday 6th July 1330-1640 Tuesday 7th July 1325-1655 Wednesday 8th July 1330-1635 Thursday 9th July 1330-1640 Friday 10th July 1300-1635 Monday 13th July REST DAY Tuesday 14th July 1300-1635 Wednesday 15th July 1330-1645 Thursday 16th July 1330-1700 Friday 17th July 1330-1640 Monday 20th July REST DAY Tuesday 21st July 1155-1650 Wednesday 22nd July 1120-1645 Thursday 23rd July 1330-1655 Friday 24th July 1330-1640 ITV4i is also know as ITVi Quad and is listed as a data service on the Dreambox. It's 4:3 and PQ is only about 2500kb/s, audio is 128kb/s Satellite: 28.2E Frequency: 12403 Polarity: Vertical FEC: 2/3 Symbol Rate: 27500 Other possible TdF coverage: France 2 (5w) most days from about 1420 CET. There’s often a short programme earlier at 1250 or 1300 CET for the village départ on France 3 (5w). Belgium’s RTBFsat (13e) Italian channel RAI Due (13e) Eurosport (19e) ARD and ZDF (13e and 19e) RTL Tele Letzeburg (19e) I haven't checked these but these are the channels listed by _http://cyclingfans.net/satellite/2009/tour-de-france-2 [/QUOTE]

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