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tedzart

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#101172 25-Apr-2012 18:40
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Hello Cobbers ...
I am using a DISH TV S7070 set box and have suddenly (after the Barcelona Game) lost both SBS (Australian) Channels.
These were available to me via the Optus D1 Satellite.  Frequency 12648    Symbolrate  12600  Polarization  Vertical.
Now nothing can be picked up when the details are entered and I wonder is anyone else experiencing  problems
with the SBS Channels?
Also would anyone know the default password for the DISH TV S7070 so that it might be set back to Factory settings.

Thanks for your time.

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xarqi
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  #615090 25-Apr-2012 18:48
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SBS HD and SBS TWO coming in fine for me as at 18:48.
(90 cm dish; Vu Duo)



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  #615093 25-Apr-2012 18:49
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You don't have a Sky box or other device holding the LNB in H polarisation do you?

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  #615095 25-Apr-2012 18:49
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All good here on SBS HD and SBS 2 using the parameters you listed.
Never used a Dish TV, so can't help you there.







tedzart

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  #615101 25-Apr-2012 18:59
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@ xarqi ... no SKY Box.
Thanks for the replies.

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  #615118 25-Apr-2012 19:37
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All ok in Christchurch for SBS on my Dish TV S7070, the resst is usually 0000 or 1111 or 1234

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tedzart

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  #615120 25-Apr-2012 19:46
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I now have rectified the glitch ... once I found the "default password 0000" I set it to the default factory setting and .... da daaa! I shall be watching the Footie again tomorrow! No Red Card!
Thanks for your replies! Cheers! ==========<() BAAAAAARP!!! *mexican wave*

 
 
 

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  #620285 5-May-2012 22:10
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Hello, just read your post.  Our SBS One and Two channels have disappeared as well.  Have tried everything, but can't get them back.  Out of curiosity, what was your glitch?  Thanks.

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  #620294 5-May-2012 22:49
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Hello Users of this post 

As of yesterday evening (Friday 4/5/2012) SBS Tasmania has now dropped all its services to New Zealand on Optus D1. SBS still remains on the Satellite but is only available to Australia on their own beam. 

The cause of this has not being confirmed however SBS is moving to Australia's new VAST platform which is for rural Australia who can't get Freeview UHF over there

There is a new post about this please use that one for more discussions 

Thanks






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injuised
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  #620331 6-May-2012 09:15
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joshhill96: Hello Users of this post 

As of yesterday evening (Friday 4/5/2012) SBS Tasmania has now dropped all its services to New Zealand on Optus D1. SBS still remains on the Satellite but is only available to Australia on their own beam. 

The cause of this has not being confirmed however SBS is moving to Australia's new VAST platform which is for rural Australia who can't get Freeview UHF over there

There is a new post about this please use that one for more discussions 

Thanks




Your almost right

Officially SBS never had any services in NZ, this was an inherent bonus

12648 on D1 was a dual Australia/NZ transponder, this service has been dropped

SBS on D1 was never a channel as such, It was a linking feed from the mainland , The reason this has been dropped would more likely be that it is now being fed by cable

SBS still remains on Optus C1




 

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  #620406 6-May-2012 12:22
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injuised:
SBS still remains on Optus C1


The SBS service on Optus C1 is encrypted and requires an Aurora Irdeto card to receive. SBS 1 only, but available for 3 time zones; SE Aus, Queensland, WA. Broadcast in 4:3 aspect ratio. Also on this service Southern Cross Television broadcast a channel with Australian Channel 7 content.

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  #620407 6-May-2012 12:24
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PS: Aurora service on Optus C1 to be closed by end of 2013.

 
 
 

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  #620416 6-May-2012 12:52
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silverlake: PS: Aurora service on Optus C1 to be closed by end of 2013.

Given that Aurora is analogue, and still in 4:3 format, it's hardly worth the bother.

Downloading from their website is easier!





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  #620475 6-May-2012 15:11
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grant_k:
silverlake: PS: Aurora service on Optus C1 to be closed by end of 2013.

Given that Aurora is analogue, and still in 4:3 format, it's hardly worth the bother.

Downloading from their website is easier!

Aurora is digital, but not upgraded to use 16:9 aspect ratio. They are encouraging all users to migrate to the replacement VAST service. (VAST is not a viable option for many in NZ)

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