How to retune DTT television LG smart tv – ComputerHoy

If you’re a regular reader of ComputerHoy.com and you heard that today Sunday, October 26th, retune our TV if you want to continue watching some television.

In particular, they have gone the channels broadcast in high definition (HD carrying the label name) and January 1 all channels, HD or not, will change frequently. In fact, you probably have seen some channels have been renamed, and now show things like ANT3DESAPARECE , LA6DESAPARECE , neoxDESAPARECE , novaDESAPARECE , DMAX (old) and the like. Do not worry, these channels disappear in 2015. So we must retune now, so make sure not to lose any.

If you want to continue watching TV as usual and above have a TV smart TV LG , here’s a little guide to DTT retune quickly . Depending on the model of your receiver LG TV , the menus may vary slightly but should be very similar. We have made pictures of the menus with LG 47lm670.

If you have a Samsung TV, follow this other guide

simple. The first thing you have to do is look for the MENU key on your remote control . Once in the menu, you need access to the third option, SET, which shows an antenna icon.

Then choose the auto tuning (automatically, of course), because what we do is completely retune the LG TV to catch all the new channels that have changed frequently.

After we select the input source for tune . If you have Freeview just normal life, not disponéis any cable or satellite system itself -Digital Plus, Imagenio and the like do not count, because they have their own decoder which is unaffected by these changes you must TDT choose ANTENNA option.

We choose Digital Only search , since at this point and we remember analog television.

Now, a little patience while your smart tv LG retunes all channels of DTT .

Ok, now only remains to you sort all the channels that you have found to place where you most want.

Easy, right?

Have a question? Have you retuned but still do not see some channels? Check out this interview with 15 keys on changes in DTT to find out if the problem is yours, your TV, the area in which you live or community antenna, and what you have to do in each case.