Brought a TV from UK, how to scan in DK

I have a Panasonic TXL32C4B TV, that is coming from UK. On country selection at the beginning I have only UK and Ireland as an option. How to make the scan work in Denmark???? Any ideas? 

Redigeret af KrizZz - 02-December-2011 kl. 13:34

Well, aren't there any free channels broadcasted? The TV also has a Freeview HD. 

Redigeret af KrizZz - 02-December-2011 kl. 14:03

KrizZz skrev: Well, aren't there any free channels broadcasted? The TV also has a Freeview HD.  Integrated Tuners*: PAL-I, DVB-T, DVB-T/T2 (MPEG4-AVC [H.264])  We don't use any kind of antenna or else right now.... We will be buying a cable for Stofa TV these days.

You need an aerial (dansk antenne) to receive the equivalent of UK Freeview - the FTA channaels are  DR1, DR2, DR-K, DR-HD, DR-Ramasjang(for kids) and until January 2012 TV2  (+ a local DIY channel).  Close to Sweden and Germany a large aerial can fetch some extra FTA channels.
The Boxertv.dk is the terrestrial pay-tv provider. It will require a CI/CI+ slot in the TV set,  a CAM module and a card to watch.

It should be a roof-top aerial, but if you live closer to the transmitter  a loft or even an indoor aerial may  work. 
This page can estimate the signal at your location  http://www.dr.dk/OmDR/Modtagelse/20091020090909.htm
Use the Indendørs/stue-antenne Tab. This will give you better info of the signal quality.

Your UK model TV set may sort the channels strangely or put them in the 800 range. Maybe Ireland should be selected as country.   

Stofa is cable-TV and carry some analogue signals, but Denmark  uses the PAL-B/G standard and not PAL-I. 

The digital signal in cable-TV is encoded with  DVB-C/MPEG-2/4   and this is  nothing like DVB-T/T2.   It you TV set doesn't have DVB-C support you will need a DVB-C/MPEG-4 STB from Stofa (or from a shop). 
You will have to ask, but most likely the standard channels will be available as digital channels without a card.

Lars

Tak :)