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I have a new lg 55uj634v tv and have an annoying issue.I live close to the border of Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland

When I tune in my DTV,I get about 47 odd channels showing up on auto search,but when I go to watch them,The non Irish Channels all show up with Invalid Service with a little animation,so basically all the freeview Channels seem scrambled or something.

Does anyone know what Invalid Service means or how I could get around this

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Having this issue also... not sure why... have rescanned a few times but still basic Irish and none subscription channels remain 'invalid service' or no 'ci module'... also now getting 'no signal' messages on some channels. Even though they have been scanned and found by the LG tv.  Is this an Irish cable issue, with the LG OS not recognising the transmissions?

are their LG techs on this forum who could answer? 

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Having this issue also... not sure why... have rescanned a few times but still basic Irish and none subscription channels remain 'invalid service' or no 'ci module'... also now getting 'no signal' messages on some channels. Even though they have been scanned and found by the LG tv.  Is this an Irish cable issue, with the LG OS not recognising the transmissions?
are their LG techs on this forum who could answer? 
All I get is invalid service for every non Irish channel.I have to set my tv to UK tuner to neven pick u these channels.I live in Donegal. When set to Irish broadcast,only pick up Irish soarview. I have a fairly powerful antenna, so should be able to pick up freeview from NI

Dont know what the issue is,but had same problem with old samsung TV.Am thinking the soarview broadcast has somehow interfered with Freeviews.Dont know if its an LG problem.I got into the service menu on the tv and messed about with a load of different settings for the DTV tuners, different regions,but still same issue

Would really love to get the freeview channels or explanation or solution for this.

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