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- 11-18-2009 07:15 AM #1
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Program guide for ASN 107W
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Ok someone steer me in the right direction. Atlantic Satellite Network ASN. Which zone on their website is the correct one for the programs on this channel....Toronto...Atlantic.....Last night I saw so you think you can dance and it wasn't on the schedule I had. Thanks Blind
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- 11-18-2009 07:42 AM #2
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If you use Titan Tv, set-up a favorites list and go to add channels. Type in ASN and it will bring up the ASN Atlantic. I just went and checked my list for last night, and that show is listed. Titan TV works great. I've been able to find most of the channels I get, both on C band and on Ku. Hope this helps.
- 11-18-2009 09:45 AM #3
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Thanks! I thought the atlantic was the correct one...accidently printed the Toronto one lol....Blind
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- 11-22-2009 04:54 PM #5
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- 11-27-2009 07:11 AM #6
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Just go to titan tv and create your own channel line-up and make it your default. Go to manage and click on edit channels for your personal line-up. Click on add channels then click on add a channel to add by name. Enter ASN in the box and there it is. Save it to your personal line-up. I have done this with the majority of channnels for true fta both on C band and on Ku. Sometimes, if the list is long, you might need to save a few until you find the right channel, then delete the wrong ones after. I also rename the channel numbers after by satellite such as for AMC 6, I would start with 7201 for PCN, 7202 for Nasa, etc. In the Network box during edit, I would enter the C-Band call sign for moving the dish (W6) and the satellite name (AMC 6). For Ku band, I would just enter (AMC 6 Ku). Sometimes, you need to change the source to satellite, in order for the channel numbers to work.
Hope this helps.
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