Recent content by kofi123

That's further confirmation that you are tuned to Galaxy 36 @ 89°W.

Since it sounds like this dish isn't going to be motorized, if you specifically want the PBS channels on 125°W, you should instead aim for the copies of them on 99°W because the ones on 125°W are supposed to be taken down in a few months. PBS at 99°W has been consistently weaker than at 125°W...

I saw Lyngsat lists a 4K HEVC Intelsat promo channel on the Ku side of Galaxy 33 at 133°W. I'm outside of the satellite's footprint to confirm if it's still there.

They let you watch a lot of content without even needing to set up a free account. You do not need to sign in to watch the live stream of CBOT Ottawa, for instance. The national and regional newscasts also stream freely worldwide through the CBC News website.

CBC Gem is a full-fledged streaming service with both live and on-demand content.

Now that Scripps owns Ion and Nexstar owns The CW, they are licking their chops over the demise of RSNs potentially allowing them to acquire sports for those OTA networks as well as the local stations they own, especially independents in a duopoly with a "big four" affiliated station. Gray...

Interesting. Intelsat told the FCC that they only intended to operate the C band payload of Galaxy 35, and the license they were granted reflects that intent.

Basically, your receiver didn't record the radio channels, but recorded the table within the signal's transport stream showing that those channels exist. So, VLC Player knows about them, but has no data to play them. I don't know about your particular receiver, but recording everything within a...

There's been a feed on 97 W every week, but, unlike when the show was on ABC, the feed is now encrypted.

The secondary distribution had, for years, been on Galaxy 3C/15C, but due to the issues at that location (see 95w Gone??), they had to make an abrupt move earlier this month. Galaxy 16/13C is just a brief stop in a transition from Galaxy 3C to Galaxy 19. The signals are on two different...

In ABC parlance, the feeds on Galaxy 16/21C are considered "primary" distribution.

Galaxy 3C reached end-of-life as a geostationary satellite and its replacement, Galaxy 35, isn't set to come online until next year.

The time/date error has come back following the update. Just like before, it's happening on all threads while logged out and on a small number of threads while logged in.

https://xenforo.com/community/threads/i-keep-seeing-later_today_at_x-how-can-i-fix-that.189714/

The problem went away for me on Chrome and is now only there in Firefox. Perhaps it's related to how Firefox's built-in tracking protection automatically blocks several scripts and all the ads on this website if you aren't logged in.