Freeview viewers across the UK may experience some frustration with their television reception over the next few days. Due to a band of high pressure hovering above Britain, Freeview has confirmed its services could face serious disruption. This issue could disrupt the TV signals which Freeview uses to broadcast shows, entertainment, and movies to homes across the country. The service reported that it could affect some parts of the country from Wednesday 7th June to Sunday 11th June.
Although it’s going to be annoying for those whose viewing experience is hindered by a glitching picture, retuning your screen in the hopes of fixing it won’t do any good. Freeview advises against doing so. Instead, you are advised to wait until the high-pressure passes as the disruption will end once the weather clears up.
If you’re looking for a solution to ensure a seamless viewing experience, then switch over to Freeview Play. This service uses the internet to beam movies, live telly and on-demand content into homes. Therefore, broadcasting won’t be ruined by the great British weather. Freeview play is now a standard feature on most new smart TVs. You should find it as part of the app section on your television’s home screen. Launched in late 2015, Freeview Play provides UK viewers with a seamless combination of live, catch-up, and on-demand content all in one place for no monthly cost. With over 13 million devices sold since launch, Freeview Play is now the UK’s fastest-growing TV platform.
If your TV is older or doesn’t have access, not to worry! The Freeview app is also available for mobile and tablet devices. You can download the app to access the platform’s extensive library of content.
Interference caused by atmospheric conditions is temporary and should clear once the weather changes. So, although it’s frustrating, viewers can still expect a seamless viewing experience with Freeview Play, even during these periods of disruption.
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