Looking for an Acidentally Deleted Channel

Thargor

Hi, I deleted a load of junk channels for my mother the other day but now she tells me that one channel she used to watch is gone, cant remember the name of it only that it showed a lot of Judge Judy and it was channel 68, which might not mean anything as channels have been deleted before.

Does anyone know what it might be? CBS Reality showed a lot of Judge Judy aswell but its not that. Thanks.

radiowaves

Thargor wrote: »

Hi, I deleted a load of junk channels for my mother the other day but now she tells me that one channel she used to watch is gone, cant remember the name of it only that it showed a lot of Judge Judy and it was channel 68, which might not mean anything as channels have been deleted before.

Does anyone know what it might be? CBS Reality showed a lot of Judge Judy aswell but its not that. Thanks.

TV3.

ITV3.

CBS Drama.

Thargor

CBS Drama was probably it based on the schedule, thanks for that.

How do you go about looking up the most current frequencies for those please? I always see this site linked for it but it always gives you loads of different options and none of them ever seem to work, Im talking about the 22700 H 645327.33 type of numbers.

Aquos76

Current frequency for CBS Drama is

11.344 V 27.500 2/3

http://en.kingofsat.net/find.php?question=CBS+drama&Submit=Zap

Thargor

Hi, Im looking for ITV3 again, I just don't get how the results for a channel search on these type of sites work:

http://en.kingofsat.net/find.php?question=itv3&Submit=Zap

I have a normal satellite setup on an Ariva 250 for all the free channels, so does that mean I can only get results for Astra 2A and I should ignore results that mention Astra 1n or Sky Digital? As in the top result doesnt apply to me in that link?

Peter Rhea

The top result is the only one that applies to you. ITV3 HD is subscription only.

Select Astra 2A as satellite: TP list > use left/right to find Astra 2A > find the relevant frequency or use the green button to add a new one > select & search for FTA only.

Thargor

So even though the first result is clearly marked as Astra 1N I should tune it in as Astra 2A? Or does the yellow headline "Astra 1N / Astra 2A / Astra 2D / Astra 2F / Eutelsat 28A / Eutelsat 28B (28.2°E)" imply that its the same numbers for all of those satellites?

Have you ever seen an Irish freesat list that gets rid of all these multiple choice options and just tells you exactly what frequency to use in this country?

Peter Rhea

For UK channels, you want the frequencies listed for the 28.2 & 28.5 degrees east positions: often simply referred to together as '28 degrees east'.