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I would have tried it but am not in the house now. but is it that it can not be possible with 90cm

yamie:
@ Ayibatonye, it is on 68.5e . you know it is complecated in my case I do not know if u will understand this. My dish is 1.8m mesh but main point is 64e thats C band, on the same dish there is KU band lnb for 68.5E. so it like on one dish there two lnbs focusing on different satelites.

pls which of the sat did you get the CNN and BBC

yamie:
@all I have rescaned my 4663 and I am enjoying BBC AND CNN. VIVA FTA

Koribaug:
i nid a marketer

for what do you need a marketer for.pls

@ olofofo pls I have the decoders to do it but when I put more than 10 decoder I'll start seeing interference. what are the equipment I need to enable me send out like 20 or more channel without interference and what wil it cost me thank you sir

Libra38:
Hello House!

Please, I need your assistance.

I bought a sattelite decoder 4663 last week. The seller told me that the new version of 4663 does not support new Mytv card any longer. But he profer solution as follows:

- I have to look for an old card
- or if I am to buy a new card from him, he would assist me to configure the decoder with a special code which will cost me N 2000.

My request is, can someone assist me with the code or is it possible to upgrade the decoder by downlowing 4669 software from the net so I can use the new card.

Somebody should pls assist me.

there is thread for strong receiver so next time check for a related thread and post. but first srt 4663 would not work with new mytv card you either get a 4669 or an old mytv card

Lanceosas:
Hello all d gurus in d house.I wl like to know if is posible to track telstar 11 @ 37dgr west wth 90 cm dish,because i hv been try to track it 4 day,but i did track 22 dgr west.

yes it's very posible to nail T 11n with 90cm the position is just like that of my tv a little bit up but on west track with this tp 11482 h 11970

Hopitinto:
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guy I hope you wouldn't be angry this area of the thread is for FTA I mean satellite tv that is free on air so pls know now. thanks

Pls is it possible to nail hot bird with 2.4m pan in P/H

atoje:
when did they use to interchange. i nail it in the afternoon and wat i saw is mbc2 because is mbc3 i realy need because of the football

when it's time for football or any special event they switch to mbc3 keep watch you'll notice it one day.

dammyalex92:
@all, code to unlock etv on mytv

what do you mean by code to unlock etv on mytv. do you want or do you have?

Pls guys check out this TP of the African beam on intelsat 17 11498 h 2400,
Stellenbosch University DVB S clear
11515 h 1735 UNISA (South Africa) DVB S clear pls try it and report back

Olsojay:
I have ait biss key i can mail u if u have interest and etv key

pls am interested my mail is loveworld4sam@yahoo.com

captainus:
olsojay
ngb1 is not fta.it is biss scrambled i think.

pls this ngb1 channel what sat is it

Adex70:
@George good day to u & your family, i was able to nail hot bird with my 2.4 but only the v polirised, can i get eurobird? The tracking freq for it secondly have u see any body in niigeria lagos or warri that have nail badry 4/5/6 because the badry that i got are all encripted, i cant nail badry that have mbc and aljazeera. Then i will like to commend you 4 the way u have been handle most of all the prob in the forum God bless u may u live long for the forum.

pls what is your location b'se am in port harcourt and could nail Badr 4/6 with 2.4m pan and badr 5 with 65cm the thing is that most of the tp comes up in the night. i think what you got was badr 5 with alot of french channels. pls your location

I hard that free2view will be coming in this sat by the end of feb, so let's hope and see some of their channel lineup are BBC, IEC, an MGM-branded block of movies, South African Asian diaspora channel Saffron, Nollywood and ITV content.

I have read-up that the Long-Awaited Free2view is to be Launch on February 2011 on intelsat 17 satellite.

Intelsat 17 satellite was successfully launched last week on the 26th November 2010.

Statement given by Elissa Wilding, CEO of Free2View posted on 30th September 2010


Free2View is planning to turn the availability of FTA channels into a business model by offering users an FTA bouquet for a one-off fee for the set-top box. Russell Southwood spoke to Elissa Wilding, CEO of Free2View on 30th September 2010i n London.

Below the radar, there has been a steady sale of satellite set-top boxes that can capture FTA programmes broadcast over satellite. Dealers have been reporting sales as high as 50,000 boxes a month going out, largely into Southern Africa. In Botswana, these boxes are called Phillibao after the Chinese manufacturers and they are enabling local viewers to get SABC content. The same thing is happening in Namibia where those buying can see the latest season of 7 de Laan rather than the last season.


Free2View aims to turn this emerging trend into a business model by attracting those offering satellite FTA content a single platform and adding one or two of their own channels as an incentive for them to pay a one-off fee for the set-top box. According to Wilding:"We aim to harvest what's available (for viewers) and add one or two quality channels. We will then add more channels as time goes on." In a TV broadcast market where there are now a number of Pay TV providers, the rationale of the business is based on the fact that the majority of African TV viewers are FTA watchers and are likely to remain so.

There are lots of FTA channels being broadcast by satellite but there is no single, easy way of getting them and no electronic programme guide to make sense of what you might choose to look at. As Wilding told us:"There is nowhere to find them consistently." There are two types of channels using satellite: broadcasters (particularly public ones) seeking to extend their often limited terrestrial footprint and Governments that for reasons of self-promotion want their station to be widely available across a region:"These channels usually go out as vanity projects and don't know how to sustain themselves." For the consumer, the set-top box will cost US$110 and is able to serve 4 orbital positions:"We can therefore take the existing signal from broadcasters but we want them to migrate to our platform." In addition, users will require a satellite dish. Compared to DTT set-top boxes, with which it may compete, it's not cheap but it's certainly within the reach of a range of people, including those further down the social scale scale from the top LSM categories.

Its own channel will include IEC, an MGM-branded block of movies, South African Asian diaspora channel Saffron, Nollywood, BBC and ITV content. The aim is to bring every aspect of the digital world into the home, including Internet: boxes have the capacity to include a 3G "dongle" plugged into the back of them.

The business model is based on attracting pan-continental advertisers:"My background is TV advertising. There's a billion dollars of advertising in South Africa and the same amount in Sub-Saharan Africa. We're really talking to global advertisers and there is a potential of 85 million TV households, excluding Nigeria. It's a huge market and the question is: how can we really mine it? The money's there but not many people know how to get it. The idea is to put this all together and offer it to them." And the minimum audience level at which they become interested? 50,000 viewers. "Everybody wins. Consumers get greater choice. Advertisers get to their audiences." On advertising sales, Wilding says:"We're collaborative. Any advertising sold by channels will be shared." In addition, it will do its own advertising sales on its channel. There has been a lot of interest from both FTA and potential Pay TV broadcasters." For the latter, the platform can offer conditional access and a more cost-effective way of getting to market.

And what of the regulatory anxieties about unlicensed content in their countries? "We don't collect revenues in these countries and regulators have been supportive because we're not taking money from consumers." There is also a parallel Free2View Foundation that will get involved in offering education and social messaging:"For example, we can offer satellite bandwidth at set hours for rural schools. You might use a good teacher in one school to show how a class can be taught in other schools." Free2View will be available in the next couple of weeks over West Africa on C-band and by February 2011, it will be available across Africa on Intelsat's IS17.

this is the ku band beam of that sat

I have read-up that the Long-Awaited Free2view is to be Launch on February 2011 on intelsat 17 satellite.

Intelsat 17 satellite was successfully launched last week on the 26th November 2010.

Statement given by Elissa Wilding, CEO of Free2View posted on 30th September 2010


Free2View is planning to turn the availability of FTA channels into a business model by offering users an FTA bouquet for a one-off fee for the set-top box. Russell Southwood spoke to Elissa Wilding, CEO of Free2View on 30th September 2010i n London.

Below the radar, there has been a steady sale of satellite set-top boxes that can capture FTA programmes broadcast over satellite. Dealers have been reporting sales as high as 50,000 boxes a month going out, largely into Southern Africa. In Botswana, these boxes are called Phillibao after the Chinese manufacturers and they are enabling local viewers to get SABC content. The same thing is happening in Namibia where those buying can see the latest season of 7 de Laan rather than the last season.


Free2View aims to turn this emerging trend into a business model by attracting those offering satellite FTA content a single platform and adding one or two of their own channels as an incentive for them to pay a one-off fee for the set-top box. According to Wilding:"We aim to harvest what's available (for viewers) and add one or two quality channels. We will then add more channels as time goes on." In a TV broadcast market where there are now a number of Pay TV providers, the rationale of the business is based on the fact that the majority of African TV viewers are FTA watchers and are likely to remain so.

There are lots of FTA channels being broadcast by satellite but there is no single, easy way of getting them and no electronic programme guide to make sense of what you might choose to look at. As Wilding told us:"There is nowhere to find them consistently." There are two types of channels using satellite: broadcasters (particularly public ones) seeking to extend their often limited terrestrial footprint and Governments that for reasons of self-promotion want their station to be widely available across a region:"These channels usually go out as vanity projects and don't know how to sustain themselves." For the consumer, the set-top box will cost US$110 and is able to serve 4 orbital positions:"We can therefore take the existing signal from broadcasters but we want them to migrate to our platform." In addition, users will require a satellite dish. Compared to DTT set-top boxes, with which it may compete, it's not cheap but it's certainly within the reach of a range of people, including those further down the social scale scale from the top LSM categories.

Its own channel will include IEC, an MGM-branded block of movies, South African Asian diaspora channel Saffron, Nollywood, BBC and ITV content. The aim is to bring every aspect of the digital world into the home, including Internet: boxes have the capacity to include a 3G "dongle" plugged into the back of them.

The business model is based on attracting pan-continental advertisers:"My background is TV advertising. There's a billion dollars of advertising in South Africa and the same amount in Sub-Saharan Africa. We're really talking to global advertisers and there is a potential of 85 million TV households, excluding Nigeria. It's a huge market and the question is: how can we really mine it? The money's there but not many people know how to get it. The idea is to put this all together and offer it to them." And the minimum audience level at which they become interested? 50,000 viewers. "Everybody wins. Consumers get greater choice. Advertisers get to their audiences." On advertising sales, Wilding says:"We're collaborative. Any advertising sold by channels will be shared." In addition, it will do its own advertising sales on its channel. There has been a lot of interest from both FTA and potential Pay TV broadcasters." For the latter, the platform can offer conditional access and a more cost-effective way of getting to market.

And what of the regulatory anxieties about unlicensed content in their countries? "We don't collect revenues in these countries and regulators have been supportive because we're not taking money from consumers." There is also a parallel Free2View Foundation that will get involved in offering education and social messaging:"For example, we can offer satellite bandwidth at set hours for rural schools. You might use a good teacher in one school to show how a class can be taught in other schools." Free2View will be available in the next couple of weeks over West Africa on C-band and by February 2011, it will be available across Africa on Intelsat's IS17.

A new satellite has  been launched on the 26th of Nov, this Friday.
The satellite goes by the name intelsat 17 which is located @ 66º E neighboring intelsat 7/10 satellite @ 68º E.
Intelsat 17 is loaded with 28 C / 46 Ku transponders on board. The are 6 footprints of which 5 cover naija region.

@all rescan ur boxes CRTV is back but on Multitv Tp

mclechelle:
Pls how can i track eutelsat w6 n badr here in south south. How do i know the location of it? So far i've been about to install eutelsat w4 & w3, sirius 4 n astra but i don't know how to locate the position of eutelsat w6 n badhr. Pls help thanks

badr is just above astra 2b pls what size of dish are you using

viazi:
hey guys, i rescanned my 26.2E and got this transpoder 12:302H 27:499 signal strent @ 49 despite the dollar sign it shows. Compliments

what are the channels that came with that tp.

pls Guru in the House I want to apply for the google group pls grant my request loveworld4sam@gmail.com

Samw:
there are new development on 4669x africa magic,africa magic+,bbc wold,cartoon network and others are now free to air using AAC software and just blindscan the decoder thats all it onb eutelsat w4

@samw this are not things that you should anoucse pay tv people do follow the thread pls allow us to enjoy it while it's free. be wise.

@ life707 pls can u upload pic for the 2.4m 6 in 1 setup. But my challenge is how to get the perforated flat bar for the extra lnb in p/h

@life 707. I have a 2.4m pan and it's on badr 4/5/6 can i do the multi lnb setup with it (prime focuse) because I have tried to nail w6 with 90cm in p/h no progress. fta4life

@mavor actually you can use the lnb for dstv to get astra just get the settings right. in this thread we in trying out things on your own, but use this tp 12552 v 19531 from your dstv position gentle downward movement  u will get astra then do blind scan. pls when you have time read through the thread for more info.

okenze2003:
pls there is no need to state the channels, people have been watching it for weeks, including me with my daar sat and it has audio.
U never can tell whether, they hav agents
thanks

pls did you any adjustment to any setting to get the audio

daar box will pick the channels but you wouldn't have audio. i have one and I've tried it

@ people in south-south naija pls has any body in P/H or any other south-south nail this bird w6 because I have try over and over no way I have track badr 5 with a 60cm dish in p/h but this w6 I don't understand.

on a normal note when the receiver finish upgrading it will go off by itself and would not come on until you off and on it from the back. did you try that?

@ bolyjay. Thank u. English language has limitation if not i would have known how to thank u.thank u so much.