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Tuesday, August 23 2005, 12:08 BST
By Neil Wilkes, Editor
FX has confirmed plans to launch a timeshift channel next month.
FX+, currently testing at 10.876V, will rebroadcast the main FX schedule on a two-hour delay.
The change from the norm - most timeshift channels operate on a one-hour delay - is to accomodate the channel's primetime schedule, which "revolves around two hour blocks of their flagship programming between 9pm and 11pm on weeknights".
FX+ launches on EPG 271 on Monday, September 12.
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