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- 08-30-2009 11:46 AM #1
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4:2:2 Information / Assistance Request
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Are there any 24/7 or regularly scheduled 4:2:2 feeds? If so, and not published, please do not post to the forum and PM the parameters / schedules.
We are in final testing phase for a next generation receiver and need to perform additional 4:2:2 testing with a variety of broadcasts. Is there a specific channel or a mux that is problematic that we should be aware of?
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- 08-30-2009 12:22 PM #2
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Well,
Here are two feeds, but probably not 24/7 that have been problems for the AZbox. They apparently are Harris 4:2:2 encoders, as opposed to Tandberg 4:2:2 encoders. The AZbox works fine on the Tandberg streams.
Galaxy 19 - 1 C
3720MHz
Vertical
SR29300
Galaxy 19 - 9 C
3880MHz
Vertical
SR29300
I'm sure a lot more feedback will be in the offing.
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- 08-30-2009 12:52 PM #3
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I think the CW uses 4:2:2 on there nightly HD feeds. Check Lyngsat for spec's
- 08-30-2009 12:57 PM #4
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- 08-30-2009 03:23 PM #6
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I have no problems getting the two feeds listed above
Originally Posted by brentb636 
Well,
Here are two feeds, but probably not 24/7 that have been problems for the AZbox. They apparently are Harris 4:2:2 encoders, as opposed to Tandberg 4:2:2 encoders. The AZbox works fine on the Tandberg streams.
Galaxy 19 - 1 C
3720MHz
Vertical
SR29300
Galaxy 19 - 9 C
3880MHz
Vertical
SR29300
I'm sure a lot more feedback will be in the offing.
with the AZbox.
- 08-30-2009 03:49 PM #7
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I picked those feeds off of Rick's site. Sometimes they are done with Tandberg encoders, sometimes with Harris encoders . The theory is that perhaps it's just one Sat truck that has a problem encoder ( for the Azbox ). It's part of the long AZbox thread over there.
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You should check out the CBSHD mux wich has 4:2:2 HD that the AZ Boxes apparently cant get.
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- 08-30-2009 04:20 PM #9
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Thanks for the messages and posts. If any other problematic transponders are found, we would appreciate the heads-up!
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- 08-30-2009 06:20 PM #10
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Cool keep us posted, I have been bugging my local dealer to bring in some az's but maybe I should stop
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