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Just curious is there any Ka band in use for videos FTA or not feeds out there in Japan? :cool: :hungry2:hatsoff

Basically, means man up time!!😁 :hatsoff

The FCC is looking into Ku and Ka bands for a changes on TX power levels since 30 years ago. From Space News Interesting story to read through!🙂👍:hatsoff Here's the link... https://spacenews.com/fcc-moves-to-update-satellite-power-limits-amid-push-for-adaptive-regulations/

Check it out it's pretty cool!!😎👍 Here's the link... https://www.find-gs.com/ Have fun!! :) :cool::hatsoff

I remembered long time ago that Directv used to carry KENW-DT out of Portales, NM and can be seen in Albuquerque metro areas KNME-DT and KNMD-DT "ATSC 3.0 " and the rest of state of New Mexico other than Las Cruces KRWG-DT which is part of El Paso KCOS-DT? market. That was more than 10+ years...

Just out of curiosity, have you try doing satellite roll off when tuning in the feeds? To minimize the signal dropouts from other signal spillover? :) :hatsoff

I remembered something like this a 70 MHz IF was made by Swedish brand called DX for C-band a analog FM video mode back in the late 1980's. It's comes with 24 channels up and down buttons with WFM and NFM dial going from 4.5 to 8.0 MHz ranges. Same goes for wide and half bandwidth FM video...

Let's hope AFL stays on FS1 or 2 this year.🙂🤞 If not where would they move to other sports networks? :) :hungry2:hatsoff

Now I noted main ESPN on Hulu is showing cranked down video framerates to 30 FPs instead of normal 60 FPs on a NBA game. At the sametime my local over station KOAT-DT "ABC-ESPN" which is owned by Hearst has a habit of converting from 720p 60 FPs to 1080i 30 FPs looks nice and smooth despite...

Yes, It's a weird name for streamer service, you might want to called it F*** Up Broadcast Organization!!😛😂 :hatsoff

Interesting though, If you go to Hulu which carrys ESPN + they show true 60 FPs on live sports on basketball games. When watching main ESPN on FUBO at 30 FPs which is distracting and does not have a smooth motion. Is FUBO cranking down on video framerates and preserve the bandwith on purpose?🙄...

I noted ESPN 1 and 2 are sent in 30 FPs instead of Normal 60 FPs on FUBO streaming service? I find it annoying seeing slight video judders and no smoothness. 😛 While FOX Sports 1 and 2 are shown at normal 60 Fps on FUBO? Is there a tech, problem or contract deal for bandwith cost?🤷‍♂️ I am...

Anything higher than 3 GHz will have frequency drifts problems for narrowband transmission less than 1 MHz wide. You can buy more expensive LNBF or pro receivers out there where you can reliably lock in narrowband bandwidth carriers feeds out there. Or you can go to SDR route which is cheaper...

Unless you want to download the new software to your current FTA recievers or some future new FTA recievers have already installed the software itself. That of course depends on the FTA recievers manufacturers has the contract deal from the content providers out there...🤔 :hatsoff

I think by plugging in your FTA recievers Via WI Fi or hard wired LAN to your internet gateway, like mine Edison FTA reciever to Xfinty gateway box. I bet you the FAST channels is sending and telling FTA recievers to pass along to collect on viewers viewing habits, by how much time you are...