Optus D1

mpj111

I have a problem receiving free channels from Optus D1.
In, New Zealand.

Want to receive Imparja and other new Free view from Australia.

I got the frq and S/R from Lyngsat, but did not work. I am getting other channels without any problem, Those new free channels not getting from auto scan.

What are the freq, S/R, Vpid, APid and other codes need to be enter manualy to get this cahnnel.

Your help would be highly appreciated.
many thanks.

Analoguesat

http://www.lyngsat.com/optusd1.html

12643V

vpids and apids are over on the right side of the table

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mpj111

According to the table I used followings.

Freq 12643 vertical
S/R 6874
Vpid 1024
Apid 1025.


is this right. Bu I am not getting anything from the above code.


any idea.

mpj111

normaly what i am doing is just do the blind scan (or auto scan) then receiver scan certain range of fequiencies.

Could you plesae give me fw examples about the codes of TV3, Maori, TVNZ6 etc.

Then I can compare the codes with other channels


Thank you

Analoguesat

All the frequency info you need is on the link I gave you in the previous post

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mpj111

Thank you for the reply, I found all the frequiencies from the chart given by you. But i am not getting the channel. Do you have any idea ( where to check) why I am not getting.

My other question, is it possible to connect one dish to two seperate satellite receivers. ( two different brand receivers).
I can use splitter to split the signal comming from dish to feed two receivers.
But receivers are feeding the power (0-18V) to lNB. There will be conflict between two power source coming from the receiver.
Much appreciated your comments.

rolfw

Use a twin LNB.

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Robbo71

The best way to do it, is to fit a TWIN lnb, i.e one with two outputs.

Alternatively, if your receiver supports it you can use the IF 'loop through'
One of your receivers may have an extra f-connector on it, labelled 'IF Out' or similar, this can be conected to the input of the 2nd receiver.
The 1st receiver has to be switched off however, for the 2nd one to work.

Analoguesat

mpj111, you dont have a dect telephone by any chance do you? If so turn it off (and the base unit) and see if you can pick up the channels on that frequency.

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mpj111

what you mean "dect telephone" ?,
But however no telephone (or anyother such equipment) connected.
I will try again as you explained.

Analoguesat

DECT are digital cordless phones. They are notorious for causing severe interference to tv channels carried via satellite on frequencies around 12480 MHz here in Europe. In fact in Germany its so bad several of the public service channels had to be moved off 12480MHz on 19E!

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Rentakill

Hi MPJ111

Imparja/NiTv via D1 are there, but using Hidden PIDS.
By editing the following PIDS into your configuration or Search you will ba able to see these services.

Imparja : VPID = 1024
APID = 1025
PCR = 1024

NITV : VPID = 1040
APID = 1041
PCR = 1040

Give those a try and you'll be away..


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