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There's an FTA 4:2:2 dirtcar feed on 89 C-band right now playing great. 4188 H 5713

Just a couple things to keep in mind, Be sure to turn LNB power "off" on the slave receivers Also, the slave receivers will only "see" the polarity V or H that the master receiver is currently tuned to The splitter works great, we use the V9 as the master for KU and have an Amiko, Edision...

We use this 4-way splitter which has power pass on only one leg. This way you could make the V9 your "master" receiver and have up to 3 "slave" receivers :) https://www.amazon.com/Steren-201-234-Splitter-Discontinued-Manufacturer/dp/B000E9U8H2

Fear of Poles? Nah, all the Polish folks in my family are very nice people!

So what will the box be called, Apple TV TV?

It was a "style" of music that had a following that stems from a generation that frequented Ballrooms in the 20s-30s as teens then primary demo in the 60s and 70s. They died in the 80s and so did the format (mostly). Muzak still has their proprietary Easy Listening music format called...

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Not only that, the distributors hired their own orchestras (often in the UK) to record custom versions of those instrumental covers.

The "Streaming PC" is an Intel 12th N100 with 12 gb RAM. My laptop is an i7-1165G7 with 32 gb RAM.

That is great information, and from a very trusted source! (El Bandido) After I created this thread I tested streaming the same feed on my laptop, which has a much better processor, and CPU usage was less than 50%, so I think in this instance it's just a difference in processors. I have...

Currently streaming the HDR 4:2:2 FTA Nascar feed on 89 C-band using SMPlayer. The feed is streaming well, no breakup's, but I notice the CPU usage is at 100%. The process using the most resources is called MPV. I'm assuming this is a process SMPlayer uses to render video. Is this kind of CPU...

From 1974. This was a demo sent to radio stations to try and sell them on the beautiful music (easy listening) format. Check out the "radio voice" on this guy.

That actually happened when the NY mafia bilked people out of millions from a small Missouri rural telephone company in the town I used to live in. https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna7030884

You're right, my mistake.