Azteca on 93W is now 4:2:2
- Thread starter Mr Tony
- Start date
- Latest activity Latest activity:
- Replies 50
- Views 6K
- Status
It might be the 12002 one I'm talking about....I know scans can be off by a couple
try 4352 as the symbol rate
try 4352 as the symbol rate
satellite dish metre for sale
Hello I live in Canada and I used to watch this channel from satellite 93w out of Mexico and the Channel is gone and I cant find it. Can anybody give me some information if they know where the channel has moved to? I have a Conex Dual receiver i use 39" satellite dish thans
Hello I live in Canada and I used to watch this channel from satellite 93w out of Mexico and the Channel is gone and I cant find it. Can anybody give me some information if they know where the channel has moved to? I have a Conex Dual receiver i use 39" satellite dish thans
I am getting it clearly at 12000 V 4350 on my Viewsat Ultra and a 39" dish in Manitoba. It has feeds though, it switched back and forth from Azteca 13 to Azteca 7.
Like Ice says in previous posts, the frequency can change a bit on some receivers.
Anyone figure out how to get audio on their most recent change yesterday? I tried the other audio PIDs and I tried AC3 and still no sound.
Wish I could help. Yesterday I was offered 4 "English" choices by the CS8000, the third and fourth both worked. But they would not stick -- when you change channels and back you have to re-select each time. I think they're jerking our chain, haha.
I've been pondering the reason, since this started.
If you assume all their official receive sites have commercial receivers (which I presume just work?), then no problem there.
However, all unauthorized/pirate cable systems, or others retransmitting the signal terrestrially, perhaps in Central America, might get surprised.
And 95% of direct FTA users, would be down.
Ya think they are screwing with some specific (commercial) group, to get licensing fees?
And you gotta know that there will be letters from cable users complaining about loss of service...
Could this be a way to determine their audience?
I saw the four choices on the CS5K but they did not play. On the HDS2 card, they did not play and they did not stick either. I thought it was specific to my card or the DVBdream program. I think it stated 36 thru 39 for PIDs.
On the CW800s, the 3rd and 4th pid make crackling noises only but does stick.
Last edited:
It makes sense that they are trying to wean some of the freeloaders (certainly not me).
Snap crackle pop here. Can anyone tell us why there is just static, what is actually going on?
Last edited:
- Status
