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#192140 28-Feb-2016 20:23
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If anyone has access to the this satellite, in the last few days the channel is having some serious issues with its picture, like really rough low reception type HOWEVER the rest of the channels on its TP  are fine, like Russia Today and Euro News. Signal fine.

 

Must be something happening up in the bird.

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  #1501027 28-Feb-2016 23:07
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Same here. 90cm Gisborne. Sometimes I  will get the colours bars and Interrupted Transmission message for about 10secs. Been happening for about a week or so. Other channels on same T.P serm to be fine.



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  #1501087 29-Feb-2016 00:10
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mrbbi:

 

Same here. 90cm Gisborne. Sometimes I  will get the colours bars and Interrupted Transmission message for about 10secs. Been happening for about a week or so. Other channels on same T.P serm to be fine.

 

 

 

 

Good to see it's not me, Earlier this week found the services then the issue happened so hopefully TV PLus sorts it out.

 
 
 
 


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  #1501101 29-Feb-2016 01:03
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Its their link and typical of TVPLUS a lot of their content use to come off webstreams. In fact I've seen the ERT channel there one time sitting with a windows desktop with Mozilla Firefox open. It was wanting to restart after an automatic update

 

Basically they had a stream playing in fullscreen mode and feeding into their encoder but the update had interrupted it.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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