Bell ExpressVU - Channel / Transponder Listings

[digiblur]

Here's some files I'd like to share with the SatelliteGuys.US members. These are two files of the current Bell ExpressVU tables. One is sorted by channel number(SID) and the other is sorted by Orbital Position + TP. The one sorted by orb + freq is neat, as you can actually see what is on each transponder. And before anyone asks, no, I didn't mess up on the 91.0E and 82.0E on some listings. Those are BellExpressVU's typos.

Let me know what you guys/gals think.

 

[chevy]

Way to go digiblur!

Great Job!

Have a look though at the 2nd file (OrbFreq), some higher frequencies in it are ahead of lower ones somehow (for each orbital location)

Keep up great job though, it's appreciated!

 

[digiblur]

Way to go digiblur!

Great Job!

Have a look though at the 2nd file (OrbFreq), some higher frequencies in it are ahead of lower ones somehow (for each orbital location)

Keep up great job though, it's appreciated!

Yep... 82.0E is less than 82.0W and 91.0E is less than 91.0W. As I said above, those are Bell ExpressVu's mistakes. I might put some code in later to fix their mistakes.

 

[chevy]

OK, lol. I missed "E/W" sort there in the 2nd file

BEV's mistake then anyhow

Thanks again for your contribution!

 

[time2007]

i love the listings, do you have this in a spreadsheet by any chance?
thanks

 

[chevy]

How about making this thread a Sticky, digiblur?

...and keep in it the most current 2 files (simular to the above ones)

 

[digiblur]

How about making this thread a Sticky, digiblur?

...and keep in it the most current 2 files (simular to the above ones)

I might start posting them with the uplink reports?

 

[chevy]

OK .. but doesn't hurt to have something like that as a Sticky anyhow (with most current files)

 

[julie_rose_valliere]

any update on those files?

 

[digiblur]

Click TheList at the top of the screen. Then click subscription section. Scroll past the dish network stuff and you will see the bell tv stuff.

 

[julie_rose_valliere]

what are the channel in the 9000's, because they are not available for us to view those.

 

[julie_rose_valliere]

another question, what is :666TNGR1
from bell tv?

Is there a way that on the list that you gave me that we could have all the channel name (full name), because sometimes abreviation, well its hard to get it. thanks again.

 

[digiblur]

what are the channel in the 9000's, because they are not available for us to view those.

Not sure...possibly data channels that do not have video assigned to them.

another question, what is :666TNGR1
from bell tv?

Is there a way that on the list that you gave me that we could have all the channel name (full name), because sometimes abreviation, well its hard to get it. thanks again.

No, I do not make up these channel names, they come right from the data stream. BellTV doesn't send down a list of long channel names that I am aware of. To manually keep a translation table of the short names to long names would be a night mare.

 

[Mr Tony]

what are the channel in the 9000's, because they are not available for us to view those.

data
When you look under type (3rd column) the (0X89) are data channels

 

[julie_rose_valliere]

thanks!!!

 

[julie_rose_valliere]

hi, the channel 1835 its call TV5-HD, do you know which TV5? Because there is so many in the world...

 

[Frenchophile]

hi, the channel 1835 its call TV5-HD, do you know which TV5? Because there is so many in the world...

it's the Quebec version of TV5 Monde, which is an international channel for francophone people. They show programs from French countries all over the world.