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Your region is approaching the Digital Switchover, and you may think that you’re ready… but are you?
Even if your main TV is able to get digital TV, there are other things to check – such as your TV recorder(s), portable TV sets and TVs in other rooms.
Want to see how ready you are? Try the Digital TV Switchover Checklist – How Ready Are You?
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after reading loads about switchover but i am still not sure whether i have the right ariel and topbox. we moved here 3 years ago, cricklewood, north london and had a new aerial fitted i have a freeview box and recieve many channels and radio stations, am i ready to recieve signals in april swithover?
If your TV can get the Freeview channels, then the TV will be OK for the switchover. Freeview is a digital TV service.