Please suggest me what to subscribe

Vipul Suthar

Vipul Suthar

Regular Member
My Satellite Setup
Openbox X6, 6 feet dish
My Location
India
Hi guys,
I want to watch live cricket feed without any delay. Please tell me how can I watch or which satellite I have to connect with.
Thanks
 
Sorry bud we probably wont be able to help. Your satellites are well out of range to 90% of the users of this site. Presumably you want it without delay so you can do live betting on it.

You may have more luck on one of the specialised feeds sites, although there is a very good chance the feed(s) is/are encrypted.
 
Hi,
I found something on one friends satellite connection who is watching live feed in my area.I am uploading one image if you get what is it please tell me.
 

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Its a C-band feed, Its not Nilesat though - thats Ku only. And its encrypted so you cant watch it unless you find the correct keys..
 
Hi and welcome to the forum, take a look at this link it shows what channels broadcast cricket, I am unsure where the ones are from in your screen shot. hope the link helps:).
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http://www.livecricketcentral.com/channels/
 
AsiaSat 5 @ 100.5°E has loads of Cricket & Football Feed
AsiaSat 5 at 100.5°E - LyngSat
Wish I could get it this is one of the best feed sats in the Nothern Hemisphere :mad:

footprint.webp
 
Hi guys,
Can you please tell me on which satellite this channel is available? On which satellite I can watch this channel?IMG-20151101-WA0015.webp
 
It is listed as a feed, which isn't a normal satellite channel.
A feed is when a broadcasting company, uses a satellite, to send a signal, to their studio, or another company, sometimes FTA, Free To Air, but quite often encrypted, and not intended for normal viewers.
Nilesat 102 is at 7 West.
Check out any feed hunter threads to see how you can scan, for feeds, and what equipment you will need.
 
Mickha said:
It is listed as a feed, which isn't a normal satellite channel.
A feed is when a broadcasting company, uses a satellite, to send a signal, to their studio, or another company, sometimes FTA, Free To Air, but quite often encrypted, and not intended for normal viewers.
Nilesat 102 is at 7 West.
Check out any feed hunter threads to see how you can scan, for feeds, and what equipment you will need.
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Okay. Thanks for your help
 
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