Advice Needed Multi channel reception in single screen - how is this done ?

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My Satellite Setup
1m motorised dish + Octagon 0.1db PLL LNB
(66 E) 42 E - 45.0 W
Azbox HD Premium
Azbox ME
Amiko A3 combo (android)
TBS 5925 and 5927 USB
TBS 6903 (for Eumetsat weather decoding on 10 East)
GT Media V8
Octogan SX88+
Octagon SF8008
Koqit K1 mini
Openbox SX6 HD
Mecool K3 pro (android)
X2 Premium HD
Skybox F3
Technomate 5302 HD
Technomate 5402 M3
iSmart X8
My Location
East Sussex, South East UK
Just wondering how this is done, I presume with a quad input LNB and satellite pc card and a fast pc ?

 
 
No no this is nothing to do with it
Ok.
I can watch four or more by streaming to multiple video players and arranging them to my taste. One lnb, one tranzponder.
 

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Ok.
I can watch four or more by streaming to multiple video players and arranging them to my taste. One lnb, one tranzponder.
Yes but that's no big deal these days. If you look at the video you see 17 streams with audio. this is far more impressive
 
Yes but that's no big deal these days. If you look at the video you see 17 streams with audio. this is far more impressive
According to ChatGpt my Ryzen 5 PC "can easily handle 12–15 SD streams simultaneously, fully browser-compatible." if I had the sources. Apparently I would have to
  • Fetch raw TS streams
  • Convert them to browser-friendly HLS
  • Place them in a folder you can serve via HTTP
  • Start a server
  • Create a web page to view them.
 
Yes but that's no big deal these days. If you look at the video you see 17 streams with audio. this is far more impressive
I'm up to nine from one sf8008, perhaps I can add more from a second box.
 

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According to ChatGpt my Ryzen 5 PC "can easily handle 12–15 SD streams simultaneously, fully browser-compatible." if I had the sources. Apparently I would have to
  • Fetch raw TS streams
  • Convert them to browser-friendly HLS
  • Place them in a folder you can serve via HTTP
  • Start a server
  • Create a web page to view them.
Guess your pc was quite expensive ? I want something powerful but not for a crazy price
 
Guess your pc was quite expensive ? I want something powerful but not for a crazy price
It was under £600 six years ago. You would get a lot better for that much now.
 
I have an 8008, how are you doing this ?
Deepseek wrote me a little bash script. Remove the .txt to run, not allowed to upload a .sh file. Channels are from a transponder on 19.2.E. Wired ethernet. Wifi might be too slow.
 

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Deepseek wrote me a little bash script. Remove the .txt to run, not allowed to upload a .sh file. Channels are from a transponder on 19.2.E. Wired ethernet. Wifi might be too slow.
Wired is still the only way to go.
 
Deepseek wrote me a little bash script. Remove the .txt to run, not allowed to upload a .sh file. Channels are from a transponder on 19.2.E. Wired ethernet. Wifi might be too slow.
OK but how do I run this ?
 
Why assume the original video was recorded live anyway? Maybe they grabbed each one manually and edited the video together.
 
Why assume the original video was recorded live anyway? Maybe they grabbed each one manually and edited the video together.
No. Got it up to 25 now. Once I gave up on getting all of them from my satellite boxes and added Youtube url's.Screenshot from 2025-12-14 14-01-00.webp
 
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