Freeview TVNZ7 EPG for World Cup?

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#341956 15-Jun-2010 15:32

Hmm seems like HD is too expensive... may stick std def since its really only for the world cup

http://www.computerlounge.co.nz/components/componentview.asp?partid=12873
seems to be one of the few DVB-S2, twice the price of an SD tuner..

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#341977 15-Jun-2010 16:14

Well, the dishtv S7050pvr hdmi satellite reciever I bought off trademe was $165.00

wish I had of seen it before I got a TiVo for $900 as it does everything the same once you plug a USB external hard drive into it and upscales to 1080i hdmi,I can't really see much difference in picture quality between the TiVo and the dishtv box on my 42 inch plasma tv and I can get all the sbs channels and optus aurora from oz if I get a card from somewhere.0

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#341980 15-Jun-2010 16:18

http://www.dishtvsupport.co.nz/s7050pvr/

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#341991 15-Jun-2010 16:34

mentalinc: Hmm seems like HD is too expensive... may stick std def since its really only for the world cup

http://www.computerlounge.co.nz/components/componentview.asp?partid=12873
seems to be one of the few DVB-S2, twice the price of an SD tuner..

You don't need DVB-S2 for SBS as they transmit in MPEG-2 HD over DVB-S. I'm using an old SkyStar2 card.

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#342000 15-Jun-2010 16:45

openmedia:
mentalinc: Hmm seems like HD is too expensive... may stick std def since its really only for the world cup

http://www.computerlounge.co.nz/components/componentview.asp?partid=12873
seems to be one of the few DVB-S2, twice the price of an SD tuner..

You don't need DVB-S2 for SBS as they transmit in MPEG-2 HD over DVB-S. I'm using an old SkyStar2 card.

Brilliant, will buy http://pbtech.co.nz/index.php?item=TVNHGR0013 onm the way home tonight and see how it goes.

Can someone post the config details i will need?
using dvbviewer or windows MC depending on which is easiest to make work.

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#342093 15-Jun-2010 20:55

hmm cant seem to get a signal lock on freeview never mind SBS :(

Dish worked fine for sky, do I need to make any changes, or will the software change what I need?

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#342096 15-Jun-2010 21:05

make sure the lnb setting is right for your sky dish.
It can either be one of the two below:

11300 (11.3) or 10750 (10.75)

Mine is set to 11300 for the dual throat LNB I have on the sky dish.

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#342098 15-Jun-2010 21:13

and turn 22K on the config for optus C1 and that will get you Optus D1, D2 and C1 if you have a Dual throat LNB on your sky dish.

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#342100 15-Jun-2010 21:28

oops sorry, just rechecked my configs in the dishtv box and my LNB setting is on 10750 for all the 3 satellites

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#342154 16-Jun-2010 02:35

Hi,

Just tried tuning into SBS, did not get it to work.

Using a topview tf4000 STB.

Tried the frequency 12646 V 12600 SR. Nothing shows and get no signals
Can get freeview fine.

Using LNB freq 11300 as thats what lets freeview through.

Any ideas?

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#342162 16-Jun-2010 06:25

did you try doing a blind scan and see if it picks it up.

SBS1 on Satellite D1 on mine is at:
Transponder: 12652/V/12600
PID: V161 A81 P161

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#342178 16-Jun-2010 08:32

The SBS signal is much weaker than the local freeview streams. You have to have the dish aligned properly and the skew on the lnb correct. both should be fine if it's a proper ex sky install that hasn't been touched. You also need a receiver that can work with the lower strenth signal.

Good point about the DVB-S Mpeg2 HD. This basically means there are not many, if any, DVB-S2 signals around NZ so it's not worth the extra cash basically.

SBS One appears as two channels, one SBS One, and the other SBS One HD. A standard receiver stb will not be able to show the HD variant.

The HD is good for the soccer, but I watched the HD terrestrial broadcast last night on TV1 and it was nothing short of stunning. You could notice the transition back to SD when they left the pitch or when TV1 started showing their replay compilations as I don't believe TVNZ can edit in HD yet, or at least one part of their local chain can not work with HD from what I can gather. TV1 dropped the HD after the ghost logo whenever they showed footage not from the HD feed.

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#342249 16-Jun-2010 11:24

Hmm wondering if the cable is not making a connection inside the adaptor, hence not getting any signal

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#342295 16-Jun-2010 13:19

(sorry for double post - what happened to the edit button?)

Anyone have any ideas on how to make this work?
My guess is the cable coming out from the F-connector from the cable just isn't getting far enough into the connector on the tuner card to provide me any signal.

Been to DSE, they don't seem to have anything "they stick out a standard amount".

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#342363 16-Jun-2010 16:19

Can you get any of the following Freeview transponders and confirm signal strength

12456 H 22500
12483 H 22500

Then try 12671 H 22500 which is a Sky transponder.

Next try for SBS on 12648 H 12600 or 12646 H 12600

For more details see http://www.lyngsat.com/optusd1.html and http://www.freeviewshop.co.nz/forum/index.php/topic,1011.0.html

I've got a Toroidal T90 dish and SBS is far stronger than the freeview and Sky signals.

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