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Astra 2G prepares to go live
suma:
New satellite Astra 2G is preparing to go live, providing TV and radio services to Sky and Freesat users in the UK and Ireland.
SES is expected to confirm soon that the satellite is ready to go into service.
Expats, who have been gradually losing channels as a result of the reduction in signal overspill in continental Europe will soon find out how many channels they will continue to receive after the final set of changes to the satellite fleet serving Sky and Freesat users.
Astra 2G is the final part in a multi-year scheme that has seen older satellites taken out of service and replaced by newer craft. Astra 2G will begin to take services from other satellites from this week.
Numerous channels will begin moving, mostly from the Eutelsat 28A satellite. ITV is reportedly also moving services across to Astra 2G.
Sky and Freesat viewers in the UK and Ireland should notice no changes, apart from a short overnight break in service as channels migrate.
While reception in the UK and Ireland will improve thanks to the UK spotbeam deployed on all newer satellites, the spotbeam makes it increasingly difficult for expat viewers beyond the Netherlands, Belgium and northern France to receive UK TV via satellite. As expat viewers are deemed outside of the core coverage area for UK satellite TV, there are generally no public statements from broadcasters detailing any coverage changes.
The Astra 2D satellite, which provided carriage for most of the main UK free-to-air channels, during the 2000s, is now being moved out of the way. The satellite ceased to transmit UK TV channels in 2012 following the end of its active life. It was the first satellite to have a dedicated UK spotbeam. Until then satellites had a pan-European footprint enabling reception across the entire continent and beyond, forcing broadcasters who could not afford or justify acquiring programme rights for the whole continent to remain encrypted. The UK spotbeam enabled the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and 5 to go free-to-air on satellite for the first time, much to the joy of expat viewers living around the fringes of its footprint in western Europe. Astra 2D has remained in orbit next to other active satellites since 2012, but is now being maneuvered out of the way and will eventually be sent off into a graveyard orbit when it can't be used for occasional feeds anymore.
http://www.a516digital.com/2015/06/astra-2g-prepares-to-go-live.html
suma:
Astra 2G, 28.2°E
News, requires transponder list editing in the receiver
A 'Sky UK' mux with 'BT Sport 1', 'BT Sport 2' and 'BT Sport Europe' has started on 11479V (Europe beam), DVB-S2/QPSK/MPEG-4/HD/Videoguard, SR 23000, FEC 8/9, copy of the mux on Eutelsat 28A, 11604V. (LyngSat, Sat-Digest, 20:46 CET)
News, requires transponder list editing in the receiver
New 'Sky UK' mux with '& TV', 'ARY Digital UK', 'Babes from TV', 'Geo News International', 'Made in Tyne & Wear', 'Pavers Shoes TV', 'Samaa TV', 'Talking Pictures TV', 'V Channel', 'Zee Cinema UK', 'Zee Punjabi UK', 'Zee TV UK' and 'Zing UK' has started on 11509V (Europe beam), clear / Videoguard, SR 22000, FEC 5/6, copy of the mux on Eutelsat 28A, 11662H. (LyngSat, Sat-Digest, 20:14 CET)
kommando:
Tried scanning and used all the possible FEC combinations and could not get a channel added, note my box is SD only and the HD in the settings possibly means I cannot use this transponder, plus your packages do not decode HD.
Currently on Lyngsat BT Sport 2 is listed as
http://www.lyngsat.com/tvchannels/uk/BT-Sport-2.html
11082H for SD and 11597V for HD
I will try a rescan on 11082H but that was the scan I performed to get BT Sport back in mid July last month.
nelutu292002:
same here, all BT channels are nor decoded, I tried to re scan still the same.
kommando:
The rescan of 11082H gave 18 channels including all the BT Sport channels, signal is good and EPG is showing but no decoding.
Will look around for more alternative frequencies.
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