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All Australians should generally be able to receive free-to-air television, either terrestrially or via satellite (VAST if terrestrial coverage is not available), provided they have the correct receiving equipment. TV broadcasters provide this service, with support from the Australian Government.
The most common cause of poor TV reception is that thing on the roof—your antenna. An antenna that’s poorly maintained, broken or incorrectly installed is likely to be behind your reception problems.
Following the switchover to digital TV and the consequent retune (check out http://retune.digitalready.gov.au for more information), now’s a good time to check if your antenna system is in the right shape, especially if it’s been exposed to harsh weather over a long period. Digital TV means a host of new channels should be available in your area, so make sure your antenna isn’t coming between you and good reception!
MPEG2 and MPEG4
If you can’t see the horse racing on Channel 78, your old TV or set-top box probably doesn’t support the new MPEG-4 broadcast standard. TV’s made after 2009 should be compliant but you may need to update your TV or install a MP4 Set Top Box to receive 78
http://acma.gov.au/Citizen/Consumer-info/My-connected-home/TV-reception/do-i-have-the-right-antenna-system
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