Pansat 9000 HD + 4:2:2 Coming soon
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He was talking about 8psk Trellis that requires large reflector to get lock.
I have not seen any of the consumer receivers support 8psk Trellis and I doubt there will be one.
What you see 8psk listed on the specs of some new comming HDTV receiver is either 8psk Turbo or 8psk DVB-s2.
It will be interesting if manufacture supports 8psk turbo because Dish Network is the only player in N.America who uses this. Consider as an extra thing for hacker-wanna-be. 8psk turbo is not used for DSNG, transmiting content from point A to point B in N.America.
I have not seen any of the consumer receivers support 8psk Trellis and I doubt there will be one.
What you see 8psk listed on the specs of some new comming HDTV receiver is either 8psk Turbo or 8psk DVB-s2.
It will be interesting if manufacture supports 8psk turbo because Dish Network is the only player in N.America who uses this. Consider as an extra thing for hacker-wanna-be. 8psk turbo is not used for DSNG, transmiting content from point A to point B in N.America.
Reading the specs...
• Multi Satellite Scan = ? (It will have blind scan or not?)
• Manual PID/ Satellite & TP/ Network Scan
http://www.pansatusa.com/product/receiver-9000HDf.html
• Multi Satellite Scan = ? (It will have blind scan or not?)
• Manual PID/ Satellite & TP/ Network Scan
http://www.pansatusa.com/product/receiver-9000HDf.html
multi satellite scan isnt blind scan. Just allows you to scan multiple satellites in a row.
the other options are standard on Pansat's
What must the user provide for a "multiscan"?
Is it necessary to input the frequency of each transponder?
Is it necessary to also input the symbol rate of each transponder?
What exactly is the difference between blind and multi?
Thanks.
I also heard they were having difficulties getting 4:2:2 to work even though the chip is supposed to be capable of doing so.
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