Ah hah… take that you two story building!
Sometimes White Springs won't scan in with a blind scan. Try inputting the frequency and SR manually:
White Springs TV
11964 (H) SR: 2920
I have to enter it manually on my F* Ultra. It only has a 20%Q, but works fine.
Thanks!:clap

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Well Tron, that did it.:up
Must remember programming, Users users usersss…
Being wrong has never been so great! I entered the info to add the transponder and the signal jumped right up. White Springs is coming in with my signal meter showing a SQ between 30 and 40, which is the weakest I have seen yet. But hey if it's in it's in! after that I also notice that I was not getting the create channel and the extra PBS stations on AMC3, so I found the transponder settings then entered it and now they are coming in. So I guess I am starting figure this stuff out!
I have found that there are a few more AC3 audio channels then I expected, but that is not a problem because I just bought a set of the sonic voom headphones from eBay.

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Here are some new FTA questions I hope you guys can help me with:
When I did a scan of Galaxy 25 I got four or five Arab channels at the end of the list that for some reason brought my receiver to a stand still. It would take forever for it to move out of those channels. I don't particularly need those channels and I have no clue as to what they are saying, so I just deleted them. But I would like to know what was causing the problem. Does the Mercury II need a software update? Are they just broadcasting in a codec that gives some receivers a hard time? How many other people have seen this problem? Why are those the only channels with this problem?
Thanks to the digital satellite broadcast I will never have to worry about signal grain or noise again! I tell you watching PBS with perfect clear quality is like a whole other experience now.:shocked But, I see that some channels (especially some of the foreign ones on galaxy 25) have some levels of what looks like mpeg block compression artifacts. I am used to seeing this when working with low quality video on my computer. So there is nothing I can do to clear them up, right? Are those channels over compressing the signal so they don't have to pay for the extra bandwidth?
Okay, I was looking through LyngSat and found a channel listed as KU FTA and it has a full America signal range. But, I have not been able to get it and I don't see it listed on the forum's thelist. I am probably missing something obvious. Why is it listed in LyngSat the way it is, and why am I unable to pick it up?
the channel is AmericanLife TV Network on:
Galaxy 16 at 99.0°W - LyngSat
That's the only questions I can think of for now, all this is so entertaining.
