Say good bye (Or maybe HELLO) to EBRU
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One of the guys at Amiko had me pick him up a region free player for use in Europe with Region1 and other discs. This is what I got him and other than not being 110/220V universal power it worked fine for under $60. Amazon product ASIN B00BN9CH26
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BN9CH26/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Now is the time to write and let them know that you miss their channel and unfortunately, they have lost a viewer or a family of viewers.
Broadcasters monitor the response to a channel removal. I have seen several channels reconsider and return after many emails / calls hit their customer support desks.
Broadcasters monitor the response to a channel removal. I have seen several channels reconsider and return after many emails / calls hit their customer support desks.
Well, I had sent them a note before, but I sent another one just now, indicating I don´t have any other option to watch them and asking them to please bring the channel back FTA to Galaxy 19.
When it comes to things like this, which is more important, download or upload speed? I have decent download speed but crappy upload speed. But anyway I was browsing this thread the other day while not logged in here and noticed your post at the time. I then went to that link and tried to watch that channel but it kept tiling real bad. Would that be my internet connection causing that, or would that have been something on their end?
http://www.giniko.com/watch.php?id=47
It is not working It says technical difficulties, Please stand by. It switches between static and color bars and a reindeer in the background.
Is it possible to run Wireshark, sniff traffic from a ROKU and see what the source of the ROKU Ebru feed is? It is just and http stream, right?
It is not working It says technical difficulties, Please stand by. It switches between static and color bars and a reindeer in the background.
Is it possible to run Wireshark, sniff traffic from a ROKU and see what the source of the ROKU Ebru feed is? It is just and http stream, right?
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Not scrambled. The PIDs were removed and services are no longer in the mux.
Your receiver is not detecting video as the VPID is no longer valid. The STB misinterprets the missing video as being scrambled.
It has been on Dishnet but you have to call and get the international world pack. Also I believe(I could be wrong), it is on 118.7. So if you don't have one of the DISH 500+ dishes or similar you would need a new dish too.
I found out that my vhs/DVD combo did have a remote and ordered it off eBay. It also is able to be programmed for multi regions. I have season 4 of Sea Patrol on order too. Thanks for the suggestion!
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