FTA HD Channels

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So how many HD channels are now available FTA on satellite?

If the channels are already listed on lyngsat.com can you list them here as well.

Fortec will be introducing a new HD FTA receiver in NA soon. I guess it is the step-child of the PASSION project.
 
So how many HD channels are now available FTA on satellite?

If the channels are already listed on lyngsat.com can you list them here as well.

Fortec will be introducing a new HD FTA receiver in NA soon. I guess it is the step-child of the PASSION project.
Nowhere near enough!
I'll stay out of the 2nd one...
I hope the new Fortec HD receiver isn't toooo disappointing for us
I know you can't please everyone, but it would be nice to not disappoint so many..!!
 
So how many HD channels are now available FTA on satellite?

If the channels are already listed on lyngsat.com can you list them here as well.

Fortec will be introducing a new HD FTA receiver in NA soon. I guess it is the step-child of the PASSION project.

From Lyngsat:

24/7 on ku band is PBS and that's it.
NASA has a HD feed part time on c-band I think.

Rest are feeds, which we don't discuss here in an open forum. :D


Oh, and if you talk to the Fortec folks, please pass on that if their new box doesn't blind scan DVB-S2, they can save themselves a lot of effort. IMO it won't sell well to us true FTA'ers. We already have many options for HD receivers, and all of them display HD very well. We NEED a DVB-S2 blindscan unit very badly.
 
Thanks for the heads up. Any specs on the new box?

I hope Fortec listened to us in the survey we took part in.

I'm interested in the upgrade to a dedicated DVB-S2 capable receiver myself without adding cards and such. I hate the fact that S2 can't be blind scanned on the receivers already out there. Is there a technical reason for that?
 
I don't have the detailed specs, but as soon as they are available, I will post them here for you.

Can someone PM me the list of HD feeds available.
 
KU Band is just PBS

C-Band has
NASA
QVC
TBN (Trinity Broadcasting)
ION
My
ABC
CBS
CW

I dont know of anything else that is up there 24/7 in the clear...the rest are basically sports feeds that come and go :)
 
So is this all the HD FTA that can be viewed in the Mid West on KU?
(is this the proper thread?)

97w

FTV- Fashion TV HD
11929v 22000
MPEG4

110w.
9421 HDTHR (on DN without $ sign)

129W
tp 2 (12239)

(local network affiliates on DN without $ sign)
6330 KMGH Denver ABC
6331 KCNC Denver CBS
6332 KUSA Denver NBC
6333 KDVR Denver FOX

82.0°W Nimiq 4 Ku VuHD
12618 (L/H) 20000

125.0°W AMC 21 Ku
12140 V 30001
3 PBS HD 49 AC3
4 PBS HD 65 AC3

12151 H 14029
3 PBS HD 49 AC3
 
There is also this on C-band:
NBC EAST
NBC CENTRAL
NBC MOUNTIAN
NBC WEST
Telemundo East / Central
Telemundo Mountian
Telemundo West
Azteca 13
Azteca 7
Azteca
World Fishing Network
Sports Time Ohio 24/7
Altitude (only active for some denver games)
TCT Television Network
peachtree hd (only active for some atlanta games)


and a few channels i can't talk about here



The Denver Locals on 129 require 8psk card that does turbo and you must live in the Denver, CO area as they are spotbeamed (because of Ceil at 129)
 
Isnt there a Movie channel from Canada in the clear, MPEG4 HD also?
 
It used to be listed on lyngsat but it isn't any more. It was on on one of the Anik birds on C band, but I don't have C band so I can't check what happened to it.

Yeah saw it there also on Cband, and now that I am back with a 6ft cband dish its nowhere to be found. Figures :rolleyes:
 
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NASA has a HD feed part time on c-band I think.

Rest are feeds, which we don't discuss here in an open forum. :D
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I'm curious just how you define "feeds". The way I look at it, except for the subscription stuff, 99% of what's up there are feeds. I've run into a variety of definitions for the term, but none seem to fit the context of your statement.
 
Will the new receivers be ready for your, Satvention in June? I'm willing to drive fron South Jersey to Ohio to check out the new receiver.
 
I'm curious just how you define "feeds". The way I look at it, except for the subscription stuff, 99% of what's up there are feeds. I've run into a variety of definitions for the term, but none seem to fit the context of your statement.


Here on Satelliteguys, context is important. If someone says Feed, they could mean anything. In MY case, if I say I cannot talk about a feed in an open forum, its a feed that isn't on lyngsat. Technically I guess it should properly be called a wild feed, but we have always shortened it to just feed.
 
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