Satellite Feeds

M5

Anyone have good links for finding them? Just getting acquainted with my ultimo's blind scanning feature but dont really know where to start

FREETV

M5 wrote: »

Anyone have good links for finding them? Just getting acquainted with my ultimo's blind
scanning feature but dont really know where to start[/QUOT
There are some good free channels with English audio on this sat with a large dish. http://en.kingofsat.net/sat-badr4-fta.php
http://www.lyngsat.com/

M5

FREETV wrote: »

M5 wrote: »

Anyone have good links for finding them? Just getting acquainted with my ultimo's blind
scanning feature but dont really know where to start[/QUOT
There are some good free channels with English audio on this sat with a large dish. http://en.kingofsat.net/sat-badr4-fta.php
http://www.lyngsat.com/

Unfortunately cant get anything past 19.2 with my dish position. Have a sky dish for 28.2. Imseeing feeds on 7.0E 10.0E and 16.0E with premiership footy but cant find or tune them

FREETV

M5 wrote: »

FREETV wrote: »

Unfortunately cant get anything past 19.2 with my dish position. Have a sky dish for 28.2. Imseeing feeds on 7.0E 10.0E and 16.0E with premiership footy but cant find or tune them

Have you got a back garden? It is possible to buy a ground mount for a dish or you could place a pole in a hole filled with gravel and concrete, or put it on a wall perhaps? Is your dish on the front of a house or on a balcony?

Ronnie Raygun

Where are you getting the information about what these feeds are actually carrying?

@FREETV, is there any chance you could not go off-topic in practically every thread you post in? Do you even know what these feeds are that the OP is asking about?

M5

FREETV wrote: »

M5 wrote: »

Have you got a back garden? It is possible to buy a ground mount for a dish or you could place a pole in a hole filled with gravel and concrete, or put it on a wall perhaps? Is your dish on the front of a house or on a balcony?

yes but i am renting and cant be arsed, miss 39.0E and 23.5e but have rarely used anything other than that. Wound need a monster of a ground mount for a 1.2m dish and motor...

Ronnie Raygun wrote: »

Where are you getting the information about what these feeds are actually carrying?

http://www.satelliweb.com/index.php?section=archivesfres&type=Sport%20-%20Football&langue=en

Ronnie Raygun

What's the receiver saying when you try to tune in?

M5

Ronnie Raygun wrote: »

What's the receiver saying when you try to tune in?

I do a blind scan but cant see anything in my channel list. Is there somewhere i need to input the freq's etc to view?

Ronnie Raygun

There will be an option for a tp scan somewhere. Don't know a whole lot about Linux receivers tbh.

STB

M5 wrote: »

Anyone have good links for finding them? Just getting acquainted with my ultimo's blind scanning feature but dont really know where to start

You have already found the Sat DXers website.

You must bear in mind that many of those guys are using large dishes and an Azbox which are the only receiver that I know that does 4:2:2.

You occasionally get some links for Sky live programming on 10e. 1w is also used a lot for links.

Blind scan scans the whole satellite. You can manually scan a TP on the Vu+.

banie01

Ronnie Raygun wrote: »

@FREETV, is there any chance you could not go off-topic in practically every thread you post in?

100% agreed!

STB wrote: »

You have already found the Sat DXers website.

You must bear in mind that many of those guys are using large dishes and an Azbox which are the only receiver that I know that does 4:2:2.

STB, is as usual is spot on in this regard.
If you don't have an AzBox or other 4:2:2 capable receiver you will need to pass the the stream from your receiver to your PC for decoding via VLC or similar software.
The Vu+ and other Linux boxes don't decode 4:2:2 put can pass the stream to other systems that can.

M5

banie01 wrote: »

100% agreed!



STB, is as usual is spot on in this regard.
If you don't have an AzBox or other 4:2:2 capable receiver you will need to pass the the stream from your receiver to your PC for decoding via VLC or similar software.
The Vu+ and other Linux boxes don't decode 4:2:2 put can pass the stream to other systems that can.

Cheers for the replies, pretty much the info i was looking for. Is that just a stream via the web interface? Have you come accross any walkthroughs or instructions on how to do that? Im a complete noob when it comes to feeds

Ronnie Raygun

Not all the feeds are listed as 4:2:2.

banie01

M5 wrote: »

Cheers for the replies, pretty much the info i was looking for. Is that just a stream via the web interface? Have you come accross any walkthroughs or instructions on how to do that? Im a complete noob when it comes to feeds

This is where I started when I was starting out.
Some great resources there and on other sites.
If you knock around google with 4:2:2, vlc, enigma2, linux and feeds you will come across what you are looking for easily enough.
Go through the Tutorials and if you have any probs drop back here and ask.
I'm sure someone here will know what to do

banie01

Ronnie Raygun wrote: »

Not all the feeds are listed as 4:2:2.

True, some are 4:2:0 but if feed hunting is what you are after, knowing how to handle 4:2:2 is important as that is how the majority are encoded.

M5

Great stuff all! Will have a play with that stuff at the end of this week!

dxhound2005

I have just watched the hurling on this feed on 1 West. It's in 4:2:2 as are nearly all RTE and TG4 feeds so I use the AzBox. The picture is much sharper on the feed than on TG4 terrestrial.

Frequency: 11503 - Pol: V - SR: 14400 - FEC: -

Category: Sport - Autres

Transmitted in: MPEG-4

Comments: GAA(Gaelic football)/Hurling(s2,hdtv)

I never do any feed hunting, I just tune in the ones I am interested in which are posted on Satelliweb. There is plenty if you are interested in GAA including Engish commentary feeds of games on TG4, live feeds of games with deferred broadcast coverage and FTA feeds of games on Setanta.

If your are interested in soccer it is very very unusual to find FTA feeds of English Premiership games. And indeed nearly all high profile games from around Europe are encrypted. Look out for Crypte, Enc or Encrypted on the Satelliweb posts, there is no point in trying to receive those.

Newtown90

banie01 wrote: »

This is where I started when I was starting out.
Some great resources there and on other sites.
If you knock around google with 4:2:2, vlc, enigma2, linux and feeds you will come across what you are looking for easily enough.
Go through the Tutorials and if you have any probs drop back here and ask.
I'm sure someone here will know what to do

That's my tutorial hehe :D

I used love the feeds myself!

Always brilliant around International Soccer time! 10 East is always bulging with free international soccer english language streams of different games which are now on my JSC card :P

0.8 West as pointed out is also good for the GAA!

22W and 10East I used to use for Speedway and PDC Darts!

Used love satelliweb but ain't been have time to mess about with it for ages now.

banie01

Glenviewjf wrote: »

That's my tutorial hehe :D

I used love the feeds myself!

Always brilliant around International Soccer time! 10 East is always bulging with free international soccer english language streams of different games which are now on my JSC card :P

0.8 West as pointed out is also good for the GAA!

22W and 10East I used to use for Speedway and PDC Darts!

Used love satelliweb but ain't been have time to mess about with it for ages now.

See!
I knew someone here would know what to do! :P
Nice work on that tut, clear and to the point.

snaps

banie01 wrote: »

This is where I started when I was starting out.
Some great resources there and on other sites.
If you knock around google with 4:2:2, vlc, enigma2, linux and feeds you will come across what you are looking for easily enough.
Go through the Tutorials and if you have any probs drop back here and ask.
I'm sure someone here will know what to do

never knew that was possible, I stream from my dreambox all the time, even when using laptop ill have sky news open in a window.

I used to use these sites with my motorised setup.
http://www.sat-benelux.nl/forum/
satelliweb

dxhound2005

The GAA feeds are on 23.5 East today, both fairly strong with me.

This one channel name RTE Croke Park with English commentary:

Frequency: 11477 - Pol: V - SR: 4800 - FEC: -

Category: Sport - Autres

Transmitted in: MPEG-2 4:2:0 (PAL)

Comments: GAA(Gaelic football)/Hurling(s2),more


And this one GAA Beo for TG4 in Irish but is in 4:2:2:

Frequency: 11465 - Pol: V - SR: 14400 - FEC: -

Category: Sport - Autres

Transmitted in: MPEG-4

Comments: GAA(Gaelic football)/Hurling(s2,hdtv)