GAA feeds 2014 Championships

dxhound2005

Could be useful to keep all the feeds on this one thread.

Up first Tyrone Down on 1 West for RTE. Channel name Tyrone Main HD, not very strong 9.5 dB, 54%.

11485 V 14240 3/4 S2 4:2:0 8PSK Pilot On. I found this one myself, not up on Satelliweb yet.

Kav28

Roscommon and Leitrim game details just up on Satelliweb


Reported by gir on 2014-05-18 04:50 pm

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Intelsat 10-02 / Thor 5 - 6 (0.8°W)

Frequency: 11463 - Pol: V - SR: 6110 - FEC: -

Category: Sport - Autres

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

Comments: Roscommon

Good HD picture here

dxhound2005

Kav28 wrote: »

Roscommon and Leitrim game details just up on Satelliweb


Reported by gir on 2014-05-18 04:50 pm

1 Comment


Intelsat 10-02 / Thor 5 - 6 (0.8°W)

Frequency: 11463 - Pol: V - SR: 6110 - FEC: -

Category: Sport - Autres

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

Comments: Roscommon

Good HD picture here

Was just about to post that one and also this other one from Omagh. Not Rugby obviously.

Frequency: 11508 - Pol: V - SR: 7119 - FEC: 3/4

Category: Sport - Rugby

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

Comments: Tyrone World hd

dxhound2005

RTE have gone to 24.5 West today. Channel name Cork v Waterford but it is the Derry Donegal game. Stable picture with me at 7 dB but that is borderline.

Frequency: 11048 - Pol: V - SR: 14250 - FEC: -

Category: Sport - Autres

Transmitted in: MPEG-4

Comments: gaa league Cork vs Waterford dvbs2 hd

dxhound2005

After match now but just to keep a record of the feed, could be useful to check in future. This one a bit stronger 9 dB. Channel name Cork v Waterford CI. I hope RTE don't start using 24.5 regularly, a lot of feeds there are too weak for me.

Intelsat 905 (24.5°W)

Frequency: 11648 - Pol: V - SR: 7120 - FEC: -

Category: Sport - Autres

Transmitted in: MPEG-4

Comments: Gaelic Games/Hurling(Cork-Waterford,s2/hdtv)

STB

dxhound2005 wrote: »

After match now but just to keep a record of the feed, could be useful to check in future. This one a bit stronger 9 dB. Channel name Cork v Waterford CI. I hope RTE don't start using 24.5 regularly, a lot of feeds there are too weak for me.

Intelsat 905 (24.5°W)

Frequency: 11648 - Pol: V - SR: 7120 - FEC: -

Category: Sport - Autres

Transmitted in: MPEG-4

Comments: Gaelic Games/Hurling(Cork-Waterford,s2/hdtv)

Intelsat 905 is used by Digital Space as an OB feed. 750w Xicom Power amps/2.4m Vertex Antenna to withstand rainfade.

Also used a lot for the big tournament golf.



Other links via other Irish OB companies for GAA on Astra 3 23.5, 0.8E and 37.5W. Noticed RTE were using 10E for the Racing feed from the Curragh at the weekend.

brian_gall85

Has anybody found any feeds for todays games?

dxhound2005

Channel name Thurles HD. Fairly strong 9.5 dB.

Intelsat 10-02 / Thor 5 - 6 (0.8°W)

Frequency: 11504 - Pol: V - SR: 14250 - FEC: -

Category: Sport - Autres

Transmitted in: MPEG-4

Comments: No comment

dxhound2005

Extra time in the minor game. Senior game put back to 4.15pm.

STB

TG4's DVB-S2 feed on same satellite

11490 - Pol: V - SR: 7200

dxhound2005

STB wrote: »

TG4's DVB-S2 feed on same satellite

11490 - Pol: V - SR: 7200

I noticed the TG4 comment on Satelliweb.

Tg4 gaa league dvbs2 hd

But I think it is from an non Irish person using info from previous TG4 league feeds. It is another RTE feed, channel name Thurles HD World.

kooga

dxhound2005 anything coming out of Nolan park ? tks

dxhound2005

kooga wrote: »

dxhound2005 anything coming out of Nolan park ? tks

Check Satellitweb near the throw in time. It will be interesting to see if there are any FTA feeds from Sky and what satellite they will use. The use 16 East a lot for UK football but the signals are weak with me. I mighn't be around later on this evening and I will be going to the game in Armagh tomorrow.

You can watch Kilkenny Offaly on the RTE player according to LJ's site, but not in the UK.

http://liveonsat.com/LJS_other_GAA.php

STB

They used 23.5E today, one of TVM's OB Units, possibly.

It was encrypted for a change....... looks like there will be no feeds in the open if its Sky.

dxhound2005

This says 4:2:2 but they are clearing on the Dr HD receiver, test cards at present. 11508 is Roscommon v Mayo Dirty and 11499 is Dublin v Laois.

Could have possible coverage of Louth v Kildare if it is coming from Croke Park.


Astra 3A-3B (23.5°E)

Frequency: 11508 - Pol: V - SR: 6111 - FEC: -

Category: Sport - Autres

Transmitted in: MPEG-2 4:2:2

Comments: Gaelic games/Hurling(s2)+11499v,6111(s2)

Edit. It is 4:2:2 clearing on AzBox, hurling game from Roscommon and video of an empty Croke Park.

Kav28

New card for Mayo V Roscommon,

Astra 3A-3B (23.5°E)

Frequency: 11518 - Pol: V - SR: 6111 - FEC: -

Category: Sport - Autres

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

Comments: Gaelic games/Hurling(s2)


Also 3 audio feeds form the Croke Park feed, commentary should be on Ch 2 or 3

jolatacqce

Hi KAV28,any feed from cork v waterford from Thurles? sorry kav28 just spotted post on page 1.

Kav28

Nothing yet for the Cork game, but isn't it on the RTE player?

Might be a feed closer to the time.

tapfit2004

dxhound2005 wrote: »

This says 4:2:2 but they are clearing on the Dr HD receiver, test cards at present. 11508 is Roscommon v Mayo Dirty and 11499 is Dublin v Laois.

Could have possible coverage of Louth v Kildare if it is coming from Croke Park.


Astra 3A-3B (23.5°E)

Frequency: 11508 - Pol: V - SR: 6111 - FEC: -

Category: Sport - Autres

Transmitted in: MPEG-2 4:2:2

Comments: Gaelic games/Hurling(s2)+11499v,6111(s2)

Edit. It is 4:2:2 clearing on AzBox, hurling game from Roscommon and video of an empty Croke Park.

Just a quick question. Do you use an enigma 2 image or the original firmware in your azbox to get the 4.2.2 feeds?

I have 3 premium pluses all on open rsi but I haven't had a motorised dish up and running in a while so I don't know what firmware is better.

Thanks

Metropolitan

Cork v Waterford feed live on 23.5e now

11528 - V - 6112 - 3/4

DVB-S2 8PSK - Pilot ON

lertsnim

I'll have to cut down the trees to get 23.5 again. Lots of useful stuff appearing on there recently.

kooga

Forgive the ignorance

struggled to get any of those feeds on 23.5 yesterday, is a regular sat receiver with a 80cm dish enough?

tks

Metropolitan

kooga wrote: »

Forgive the ignorance

struggled to get any of those feeds on 23.5 yesterday, is a regular sat receiver with a 80cm dish enough?

tks

I had 72% SNR with a 1m Gibertini dish in Cork City, so maybe you just need some tweaking.

kooga

Metropolitan wrote: »

I had 72% SNR with a 1m Gibertini dish in Cork City, so maybe you just need some tweaking.

Tks Metro

as a side i have all the fta channels pulled in on astra 23.5 so nearly there

dxhound2005

tapfit2004 wrote: »

Just a quick question. Do you use an enigma 2 image or the original firmware in your azbox to get the 4.2.2 feeds?

I have 3 premium pluses all on open rsi but I haven't had a motorised dish up and running in a while so I don't know what firmware is better.

Thanks

I am using Enigma 2, the OpenAtv version, which is the only one being updated regularly as far as I know.

http://images.mynonpublic.com/openatv/nightly/index.php?open=azboxhd

But I do not have the AzBox connected directly to the dish. It is looped through from the Dr HD receiver which I use to drive the dish. It's software is very similar to Technomate if you are familiar with that.

I find it much easier to tune in the feeds with the Dr HD and then if they are 4:2:2 switch to the AzBox. I would nearly recommend that route to anyone with a spare receiver and if you find Enigma 2 a bit of a pain like I do.

Something I realised just recently about Enigma 2. Setup, Service Searching, Sat Finder is the quick way to field through the parameters to find a signal.

STB

They were using 23.5 again today.

DigitalSpace OB. Channel Name: Thurles HD Main.

11484 H 8SPK DVB-S2

dxhound2005

Sky were using 23.5 yesterday evening from Sligo but it was encrypted.

RTE from Clones up and running now on 1 West channel name Donegal v Antrim. Fairly strong 11.3 dB, 68%. They used this from Portlaoise yesterday as well.

11472 V 3/4 6111 8PSK Pilot ON.

STB

@dxhound Did you have any luck with the feed labelled "Network 7 Gaa" on 23.5E today (11477 H 4299). It was 4:2:2. Couldnt get a lock on it.

dxhound2005

I could hear the RTE audio on both the Dr HD and the AzBox. On the Dr HD the picture was just a mish mash of blotchy colours, no picture at all on the Az. So I don't think it was 4:2:2. There have been quite a few similar feeds from RTE this year and I think they must be using something different.

I will be getting a TBS 5925 in the next month I hope and it should be able to resolve them and analyse what they are. As if life wasn't complicated enough already. It is the outboard equivalent of the better known 6925 computer card.

http://www.tbsdtv.com/products/tbs5925-dvb-s2-tv-tuner-usb.html

installer

Any 1 get the Galway v Kilkenny game on Sunday, next Saturdays replay will be the 1 to get lads so if you could all try to get it and post up here I and a shed load of friends would be very grateful

Also for people following that don't have an Az box or equivalent, any Linux receiver can be used to tune to the feed and use vlc player on your PC/laptop to view the video.

STB

installer wrote: »

Any 1 get the Galway v Kilkenny game on Sunday, next Saturdays replay will be the 1 to get lads so if you could all try to get it and post up here I and a shed load of friends would be very grateful

Also for people following that don't have an Az box or equivalent, any Linux receiver can be used to tune to the feed and use vlc player on your PC/laptop to view the video.

It may not be fed back live as RTE are not even allowed stream it as it clashes with Sky's live GAA game.

munchkin_utd

installer wrote: »

Any 1 get the Galway v Kilkenny game on Sunday, next Saturdays replay will be the 1 to get lads so if you could all try to get it and post up here I and a shed load of friends would be very grateful

Also for people following that don't have an Az box or equivalent, any Linux receiver can be used to tune to the feed and use vlc player on your PC/laptop to view the video.

would it not be as handy pay the tenner and go in person?

STB

munchkin_utd wrote: »

would it not be as handy pay the tenner and go in person?

Handier ?

What the hell does that have to do with this mans question ?

munchkin_utd

STB wrote: »

Handier ?

What the hell does that have to do with this mans question ?

because its a way of seeing the game that is foolproof.

STB

munchkin_utd wrote: »

because its a way of seeing the game that is foolproof.

Yeah well this is a Feeds thread in the Foreign Satellite forum, not the GAA forum so take your agenda over there.

pes

Hi to all
Did anyone pick up fta or encrypted feed from tullamore last sunday? I did a blind scan on 1west and 23 east but zilch found.
Rte use 1 west frequently for Gaa feeds so lets hope for sat.
tipp54

pes

munchkin_utd wrote: »

would it not be as handy pay the tenner and go in person?

Have a linux box, How does it work with pc?
Regards
tipp54

dxhound2005

pes wrote: »

Hi to all
Did anyone pick up fta or encrypted feed from tullamore last sunday? I did a blind scan on 1west and 23 east but zilch found.
Rte use 1 west frequently for Gaa feeds so lets hope for sat.
tipp54

Two feeds on 1 West 11463 and 11490 V 6111. RTE do not encrypt their feeds. I would say there is no chance of a feed for the Kilkenny Galway replay since the game is not being broadcast live. Every game is obviously recorded for the Sunday Game highlights but there is no need for a feed if it is not a live broadcast.

I will be in Clones on Saturday evening for Monaghan Armagh so I won't be around to see what feeds are up. Monaghan Armagh is on Sky and will certainly be encrypted.

lertsnim

munchkin_utd wrote: »

would it not be as handy pay the tenner and go in person?

Pointless advice for the Foreign Satellite board.

Besides it would cost a hell of a lot more than a tenner to get to Tullamore for the game.

installer

Theres a few of us here that want to see it but its nicer viewing on large tv than at the actual game anyhow imo, get to see more of the action that way..

Metropolitan

I'll keep an eye out for a feed on Saturday evening, but as DXH has said, I'd be very surprised if one popped up given that there's not even a stream.

Louth v Kildare is the only non-televised or streamed game I've found a feed for this year, and that's simply because it was being followed by Dublin v Laois at Croke Park.

Metropolitan

Good news! Just found a Kilkenny v Galway feed on 1w......

11463 - V - 6112 - 3/4
DVB-S2 8PSK
Pilot ON

55% SNR in Cork City with a 1m dish.

swoofer

saying scrambled here

Metropolitan

swoofer wrote: »

saying scrambled here

All fine here. I think it's a 4:2:2 feed so that might be why? If you have a Linux box try streaming it to a PC and watching there.

Kav28

Kildare Meath and Dublin Wexford feed is the same one as the hurling last night;


Intelsat 10-02 / Thor 5 - 6 (0.8°W)

Frequency: 11463 - Pol: V - SR: 6112 - FEC: 3/4

Category: Sport - Autres

Transmitted in: MPEG-2 4:2:2

Thanks to Metro!

dxhound2005

Kav28 wrote: »

Kildare Meath and Dublin Wexford feed is the same one as the hurling last night;


Intelsat 10-02 / Thor 5 - 6 (0.8°W)

Frequency: 11463 - Pol: V - SR: 6112 - FEC: 3/4

Category: Sport - Autres

Transmitted in: MPEG-2 4:2:2

Thanks to Metro!

In 4:2:0 I think. Clears on Dr HD receiver.

STB

2 Feeds being used on 23.5E for the respective games (from satelliteweb).


Astra 3A-3B (23.5°E)
Frequency: 11519 - Pol: V - SR: 7120 - FEC: - Category: Sport - Autres Transmitted in: MPEG-4 Comments: Gaelic games/Hurling(s2/hdtv)



Astra 3A-3B (23.5°E)
Frequency: 11505 - Pol: V - SR: 14250 - FEC: - Category: Sport - Autres Transmitted in: MPEG-4 Comments: Munster Senior Football Final : Cork vs Kerry

dxhound2005

STB wrote: »

@dxhound Did you have any luck with the feed labelled "Network 7 Gaa" on 23.5E today (11477 H 4299). It was 4:2:2. Couldnt get a lock on it.

dxhound2005 wrote: »

I could hear the RTE audio on both the Dr HD and the AzBox. On the Dr HD the picture was just a mish mash of blotchy colours, no picture at all on the Az. So I don't think it was 4:2:2. There have been quite a few similar feeds from RTE this year and I think they must be using something different.

I will be getting a TBS 5925 in the next month I hope and it should be able to resolve them and analyse what they are. As if life wasn't complicated enough already. It is the outboard equivalent of the better known 6925 computer card.

http://www.tbsdtv.com/products/tbs5925-dvb-s2-tv-tuner-usb.html

Just referring back to this topic. For some reason TG4 have feeds on Monday evenings for their later highlights programme. This feed on 23.5 East is one of those which is sound only on AzBox and blotchy video plus sound on Dr HD box.

Frequency: 11466 - Pol: H - SR: 15000 - FEC: -

Category: Sport - Autres

Transmitted in: MPEG-4

Comments: Tg4 gaa league dvbs2 hd (avc)

I got that 5925 USB receiver and it is able to resolve the video using VLC player. I have it looped through from the other two receivers into the computer, so it is just a matter of selecting VLC player from the software menu of the receiver.

Couple of screenshots, end of Kildare Loais Minors and start of Tipp Galway which will be on TG4 amongst others at 8.30pm. I will probably start a new thread about the 5925 receiver if anyone is interested.

vlcsnap-2014-07-07-19h04m23s124.jpg

vlcsnap-2014-07-07-19h05m54s5.jpg

STB

dxhound2005 wrote: »

Just referring back to this topic. For some reason TG4 have feeds on Monday evenings for their later highlights programme. This feed on 23.5 East is one of those which is sound only on AzBox and blotchy video plus sound on Dr HD box.

Frequency: 11466 - Pol: H - SR: 15000 - FEC: -

Category: Sport - Autres

Transmitted in: MPEG-4

Comments: Tg4 gaa league dvbs2 hd (avc)

I got that 5925 USB receiver and it is able to resolve the video using VLC player. I have it looped through from the other two receivers into the computer, so it is just a matter of selecting VLC player from the software menu of the receiver.

Couple of screenshots, end of Kildare Loais Minors and start of Tipp Galway which will be on TG4 amongst others at 8.30pm. I will probably start a new thread about the 5925 receiver if anyone is interested.

vlcsnap-2014-07-07-19h04m23s124.jpg

vlcsnap-2014-07-07-19h05m54s5.jpg

Was this a 4:2:2 feed that the Azbox couldn't decode ? That would be strange. If you have Enigma software on your azbox, the webif function should work, no matter what the tuner source. ie VLC automatically plays 4:2:2 over webif by opening it in a web browser and opening the channel with VLC.

Kav28

So whats the chances of a feed from O'Moore Park Portlaoise today for the early game, Laois V Tipperary?

The second game, Tipp V Offaly is live on Sky so there's gonna be an OB unit there anyway, but will it strike up in time for the first game??

Metropolitan

Kav28 wrote: »

So whats the chances of a feed from O'Moore Park Portlaoise today for the early game, Laois V Tipperary?

The second game, Tipp V Offaly is live on Sky so there's gonna be an OB unit there anyway, but will it strike up in time for the first game??

With it being on Sky, I'd expect any feed to be encrypted, even if they were to set it up early.