Satellite74 said:and that remains the $64,000 question...
no signal or transponder changes here this morning, everything is working as usual... including the BBC's daft children's morning programmes
Tivù said:I take it you mean BBC Breakfast ??!!
Definitely just you...Satellite74 said:(hm... is it just me, or does that emoticon look like that banana is humping that smiley from behind?
dvdfilm said:Me too would like to know what Analoguesat's contact at SES has to say about this situation
Dear Sir,
this is to confirm that NO ASTRA 2D transponders has been transferred to ASTRA 1N.
C4 and ITV will start on 1N in the coming days. This will be completely transparent to consumers as there will be no change in frequencies.
Best regards
Yves Feltes
VP, Corporate Media Relations
Thanks,this is interestingdjgeo_gr said:good morning to all friends
before some min one my friend for the other forum take this reply
M60 said:The problem in the Satellite broadcasting world is that they are all so secretive and it's not just SES who fall in to this position, Eutelsat are the same! Hopefully AS can clear some of this up but his contact, or AS, may be sworn to secrecy!
djgeo_gr said:good morning to all friends
before some min one my friend for the other forum take this reply
Well that email only quotes no change of frequencies,strange considering C4 HD needs a new frequencyM60 said:Maybe the ITV and C4 transponders are the SD ones currently on 2A? The 'no change in frequencies' would relate to this, obviously ITV's HD transponder along with that of C4's will be on new frequencies.
I suspect that that will move in due course and will change frequency as well. As others have said above, I reckon it'll be the SD C4 that moves without changing frequency.dvdfilm said:Well that email only quotes no change of frequencies,strange considering C4 HD needs a new frequency
If visibility really drops entirely:Satellite74 said:...but means we still have to fear the worst :mad: