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[tvropro]

Right now on: G-19: 11778, H, 3978, V-33, A-34, PCR-33

I was watching this yesterday some great stuff for the techie, Enjoy

 

[turbosat]

The PIt channel, thanks for the tip. Didnt know they ran that stuff on Saturdays.
Will see if I understand half of it, haha.

 

[brentb636]

AZCAR training, and I've watched it a number of times. Different instructors all seem to have a different slant, but it's good stuff.

 

[tvropro]

Good Stuff.

 

[hd fan]

very good indeed, reminds me of my years in the university in Havana but without the high tech equipment .

 

[hd fan]

I tried at around 1 pm today but it was not on. too bad their website does not have a schedule to follow.

it is acctually about the BAS Relocation project to move the analog channels to new digital channels on 2025 Mhz. the amount of channels and their respective bandwith also changes. they now use QPSK and for us digital FTA'ers it is interesting to see in practice how a lower FEC transmition 1/2 decreases the actual data rate but increases the minimum thereshold needed to lock the signal. (that is why WSTV @ 129W locks on my coolsat 6000 with barely 62 quality instead of the usual 65 with usual 3/4 FEC). also you can compare analog vs digital in terms of signal degradation when decreasing the transmitter power.

If anyone has figured out the schedule somehow , could you please post it?

 

[Mr Tony]

I wondered about a schedule too

 

[tvropro]

Got some very interesting stuff. It's good to know the in's and out of digital since it's here for the long run.

 

[skysurfer]

If anyone has figured out the schedule somehow , could you please post it?

your best bet is to roll tape (or hard drive) during business hours - I find noon ET a pretty frequent feed time. It pretty much comes down to when a TV station needs training with their new digital BAS gear and can schedule a time for Azcar to run a satellite training teleconference for them.