S4C HD 28E

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My Satellite Setup
Gibertini 104cm motorised dish with a Technomate 5402 HD CI+ and TBS 6925 + Gibertini 90cm with 9E 13E 19.2E and 28.2/5E with a Hauppauge WinTV NOVA-HD-S2 Media Centre PC and Pure EVOKE Flow Radio + 100cm Channel Master with 2 LNBs at 24.5W and 30W
My Location
Wales
S4C HD 28.2E

11306 H 27500 5/6 DVB-S

Label as 52296 flagged in NDS but FTA.
 

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I think it must be time to retitle this Thread's sub-Forum heading to take account of the current crop of 28E Birds.

Little task for @Analoguesat ?
 
The whole lot needs redoing, but Rolf is busy & my permissions arent high enough.
 
Well they jolly well should be! ;)
 
S4C HD 28.2E

11306 H 27500 5/6 DVB-S

Label as 52296 flagged in NDS but FTA.

FTV you mean ? It's not FTA on my LG TV or eye tv (mac) anyway
 
Its fta - but its got the encrypted flag set. Therefore many receivers treat it as scrambled. :D
 
I think not FTA any more, at least since yesterday evening.
Can't get a picture on the F16 that normally doesn't care about the encryption flag.
 
Maybe they cut the feed? Can anyone see what the data rate is?
 
Something has happened to it - no picture here any longer.
 
The transmission of S4C HD has ceased has ceased on that transponder now maybe it will return next month.
 
Strange for a test to cease I thought. Perhaps they don't have the funding to launch
 
Tests come & go all the time - there may be a technical snag to sort out, or perhaps a digger driver has put his bucket through the fibre link outside the S4CHD playout centre, or any one of a hundred other possible reasons.
 
Wow! It looks like there will be one more channel at 27.5w and there is just spare space for one more channel.:)
It shouldn't make a difference as this only refers to the 28E satellite position, not Freeview. There isn't enough space at the moment to put S4C HD on DVB-T2 in Wales.
 
Clear again on the same frequency.
 
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