How do I listen to Radio 4 Extra?
How do I listen to Radio 4 Extra?
BBC Radio 4 Extra will be available on digital television using the same channel numbers as BBC Radio 7. Listen on Freeview and Freesat channel 708, Sky channel 0131 or Virgin Media channel 910. Some Freeview and Freesat viewers may need to perform a retune of their TV or set top box to update the channel name.
Where is bbc4 extra?
London
BBC Radio 4 Extra
| City | London |
| Broadcast area | United Kingdom |
| Frequency | DAB: 12B BBC National DAB Freesat: 708 Freeview: 708 Sky (UK only): 0131 Virgin Media: 910 Virgin Media Ireland: 929 |
| Slogan | The best in comedy, drama and entertainment |
| Programming |
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Is Radio 4 Extra available on FM?
What frequency is BBC Radio 4 Extra on? In a world of multiplatform radio, with DAB, FM, HD Radio and radio online, there are many different ways to tune in, whether you want to listen in the car, on the bus or at home.
How do I catch up on BBC radio?
BBC World Service is always available to listen to online, via iPlayer Radio on your computer and mobile phone – simply visit www.bbcworldservice.com on your phone’s internet browser. Please use the iPlayer Radio help pages to find out more or if you are having any problems listening.
Why can’t I get Radio 4 Extra on DAB radio?
You can listen to Radio 4 Extra online anywhere in the world, but you will not be able to pick up BBC stations broadcasting on DAB very far from UK shores. They are funded by the UK licence fee and the BBC is not permitted to re-broadcast them from other countries.
What wave length is Radio 4 Extra?
Networks
| Radio 1 | 97-99 FM |
|---|---|
| Radio 2 | 88-91 FM |
| Radio 3 | 90-93 FM |
| Radio 4 | 92-95 FM, 103-105 FM (with local variations for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland) For Long Wave and Medium Wave frequencies, see below. |
| Radio 5 Live | 909/693 MW |
Is there a catch up channel for bbc1?
BBC One to launch ‘plus 1’ channel to allow viewers to watch programmes an hour later as director-general announces next generation iPlayer service. BBC One will launch a ‘plus 1’ channel to allow viewers to catch-up on shows an hour after they first broadcast, it was revealed today.
How do I get BBC iPlayer?
Follow these steps:
- Open the BBC iPlayer application on your TV.
- Press the Sign In button.
- You should see a screen asking you to use a second device to sign in. At the bottom of the screen it should say, “Don’t have a mobile, tablet or computer?
- Follow the on-screen instructions to get access to BBC iPlayer.
What stations are on DAB+?
Since then, this number has grown to about 140 radio stations broadcasting on DAB+ in the UK, and this number includes national stations such as:
- Fun Kids.
- Forces BFBS.
- Jazz FM.
- Virgin Radio Anthems.
- Union Jack.
- Virgin Radio Chilled.
- JACK Radio.
- Smooth Extra.
What is Kiss frequency?
Kiss started in 1985 as a pirate radio station broadcasting across the London area under the slogan Radical Radio. Kiss broadcasts on FM across London, the Severn Estuary, Bristol and East Anglia on frequencies in the 97.2-107.7 MHz range.
When did BBC Radio 4 Extra come out?
BBC Radio 4 Extra is a British digital radio station from London, England. It was founded in 15 December 2002 (as BBC 7) 2 April 2011 (as BBC Radio 4 Extra). This channel owned by British Broadcasting Corporation and broadcasts mainly in comedy format. Format: comedy, drama.
Where can I listen to Radio 4 Extra?
Address: Radio 4 Extra, BBC Broadcasting House, London W1A 1AA. Telephone: 03 333 444 544. E-mail: [email protected]
Who is the owner of Radio 4 Extra?
BBC Radio 4 Extra is a digital radio station owned and operated by British Broadcasting Corporation as well as its sister station “BBC RADIO 4”. Was relaunched on 2 April 2011 as Radio 4 Extra
Who are the presenters on BBC Radio 4?
1/8 Harry Hill has his work cut out when inspectors arrive to rate his prison, the Egg. 1/4 Bittersweet stories written and performed by Chris Neill with Martin Hyder and Isy Suttie. 1/6 Pathology lab sitcom with Peter Davison and Matilda Ziegler.
