I'm afraid that the channel doesn't matter...
The license is for television receiving equipment, regardless of the channels.
It's one of the many complaints about it. You have to fund the BBC even if you
don't use it [the BBC].
( finnbar The king of the potato people won't let me, Mon 9 Apr 2007, 14:29, archived)

are you sure?
My dads work asked the company about it and they said that they didn't have to pay a license since they were only using their TV to play Video's and DVD's for lecturing.

They'd just get fucked sideways if they tuned in to any of the channels besides the video one
(danecobain www.photoshoppaul.com - a sig that MoS can enjoy, Mon 9 Apr 2007, 15:18, archived)

I was referring to domestic viewing of ITV...
TVLO FAQ
( finnbar The king of the potato people won't let me, Mon 9 Apr 2007, 15:28, archived)

If they're not receiving TV then they don't have to pay
If you're receiving TV (any TV) then you have to pay. Technically, you have to pay if the TV *can* receive TV whether you do or not so they could get fucked sideways no matter what.
(Fudge Monkey went from Great Wall to Inca Trail, Mon 9 Apr 2007, 15:31, archived)

I too resent paying for a license
as all I watch is cricket and sky movies...
can't remember the last time I saw BBC,ITV, C4..
( Want Bartender Time gentlemen please.., Mon 9 Apr 2007, 15:39, archived)