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Forums › Home Theatre (incl HTPC) › Sky Rio Frequencies


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Topic # 199104 4-Aug-2016 18:07
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Sky apparently has 10 Rio pop-up channels. When I scan the normal Optus D1 transponders in MediaPortal I only get Rio HD 1 -4. Are they using a different transponder? Anyone else scanned in more?






 

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  Reply # 1604469 4-Aug-2016 18:19
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I can't answer your question, but there are only 4 HD Rio channels which I call Sky Sport 5 to 8 HD and I've had configured in my HTPC for a couple of years.  The other popup channels are all SD which I can't be bothered with.  Anything that's worth watching is likely to be on an HD channel.




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  Reply # 1604470 4-Aug-2016 18:23
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Oh I see. That's what the issue is. I'm looking for something that's not there. Yes I have 10 SD (lol) channels. Thanks.






 

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