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Terrestrial TS dump needed for EPG Collector testing
SJB
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Uber Geek
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13-Jan-2014 09:50
I need a transport stream dump of any NZ terrestrial frequency to do some EPG Collector testing.
If someone could do one (EPG Centre will do it) and upload it somewhere I'd appreciate it. The default 60 seconds will be fine.
Thanks.
Edwood
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Master Geek
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#984127
11-Feb-2014 14:20
Hmmm... I just realised this isn't a post from today.
Do you still want one? I am currently uploading the 190MB file to SpeedyShare if you do...
edit: Upload finished, its here if you want it:
http://speedy.sh/bf35M/EPGC-TS-Dump-Ed.dmp
SJB
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11-Feb-2014 16:01
Thanks for taking the time - I've picked it up.
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