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I saw a few times the question here, but came to real info only today.
Hope it will help those ppl who have reception issue on certain channels, so they could check signal level on corresponding transponder.
Code:
tpn1 - 12224:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 325,	10,	11,	0,	SPKE
 327,	30,	31,	0,	CMT 
 269,	40,	41,	0,	HIST
 309,	50,	51,	0,	GSN 
 293,	60,	61,	0,	BABY
 326,	80,	81,	0,	GAC 
 231,	90,	91,	0,	FOOD
 302,	100,	101,	0,	NKTN
 250,	110,	111,	0,	REAL
 263,	120,	121,	0,	LOGO
 335,	130,	131,	0,	VH1 
 378,	140,	141,	0,	NRB 
 842,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 813,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 854,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 847,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
 596,	230,	231,	0,	TEN 
 490,	990,	0,	0,	DTV 
[18 SIDs]

tpn2 - 12239:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 593,	10,	11,	0,	PPV 
 242,	50,	51,	52,	USA 
 265,	60,	61,	0,	A&E 
 278,	80,	81,	0,	DSC 
 781,	120,	121,	0,	ESPN
 817,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 866,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 814,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 851,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
 595,	230,	231,	0,	PBTV
 491,	990,	0,	0,	DTV 
[11 SIDs]

tpn3 - 12253:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 147,	10,	11,	12,	PPV 
 149,	20,	21,	22,	PPV 
 145,	30,	31,	32,	PPV 
 163,	40,	41,	42,	PPV 
 156,	50,	51,	52,	PPV 
 161,	60,	61,	62,	PPV 
 151,	80,	81,	82,	PPV 
 165,	90,	91,	92,	PPV 
 158,	100,	101,	102,	PPV 
 170,	110,	111,	112,	PPV 
 140,	120,	121,	122,	PPV 
 172,	130,	131,	132,	PPV 
 150,	140,	141,	142,	PPV 
[13 SIDs]

tpn4 - 12268:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
[0 SIDs]

tpn5 - 12282:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 180,	10,	11,	12,	PPV 
 177,	20,	21,	22,	PPV 
 176,	30,	31,	32,	PPV 
 171,	40,	41,	42,	PPV 
 144,	50,	51,	52,	PPV 
 174,	60,	61,	62,	PPV 
 155,	80,	81,	82,	PPV 
 152,	90,	91,	92,	PPV 
 480,	100,	101,	102,	ACT 
[9 SIDs]

tpn6 - 12297:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 207,	10,	11,	0,	ESN 
 261,	20,	21,	0,	LRW 
 366,	30,	31,	0,	CRNT
 121,	40,	41,	42,	PPV 
 122,	40,	41,	42,	PPV 
 580,	40,	41,	42,	FREE
 301,	50,	51,	0,	TVLD
 628,	60,	61,	0,	FSPI
 299,	80,	81,	0,	NIK1
 208,	90,	91,	0,	ECL 
 550,	100,	101,	0,	IFC 
 610,	110,	111,	0,	CSTV
 276,	120,	121,	0,	NGC 
 374,	130,	131,	132,	BYU 
 850,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 809,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 856,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 844,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
[18 SIDs]

tpn7 - 12311:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 468,	10,	11,	0,	CBSW
 179,	40,	41,	42,	PPV 
 189,	50,	51,	52,	PPV 
 188,	60,	61,	62,	PPV 
 142,	80,	81,	82,	PPV 
 154,	90,	91,	92,	PPV 
[6 SIDs]

tpn8 - 12326:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 356,	10,	11,	0,	MNBC
 399,	10,	11,	0,	DTV 
 204,	20,	21,	0,	HLN 
 255,	30,	31,	0,	i   
 262,	40,	41,	0,	SOAP
 228,	50,	51,	0,	GEMS
 404,	60,	61,	62,	GALA
 654,	90,	91,	0,	FSBA
 367,	100,	101,	0,	JTV 
 624,	110,	111,	112,	FSNY
 623,	120,	121,	122,	NESN
 105,	130,	131,	0,	SMXI
 832,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 838,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 835,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 845,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
 597,	230,	231,	0,	JENA
[17 SIDs]

tpn9 - 12341:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 247,	10,	11,	12,	TBS 
 621,	20,	21,	0,	MSG 
 622,	30,	31,	32,	YES 
 273,	40,	41,	0,	BRVO
 296,	50,	51,	52,	TOON
 252,	60,	61,	62,	LIFE
 232,	80,	81,	0,	FINE
 647,	90,	91,	0,	FSMW
 605,	100,	101,	0,	GOLF
 630,	110,	111,	0,	FSS 
 236,	120,	121,	0,	E!  
 203,	130,	131,	0,	CRT 
 830,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 861,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 818,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
[15 SIDs]

tpn10 - 12355:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 381,	10,	11,	12,	CBSW
 383,	20,	21,	22,	NBCW
 387,	30,	31,	32,	ABCW
 389,	40,	41,	42,	FOXW
 384,	50,	51,	52,	PBS 
 643,	60,	61,	0,	FSSW
 625,	80,	81,	0,	SNY 
 245,	90,	91,	92,	TNT 
 206,	100,	101,	0,	ESPN
 360,	110,	111,	0,	FNC 
 130,	130,	131,	132,	PPV 
 833,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 805,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 804,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 816,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
[15 SIDs]

tpn11 - 12370:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 297,	10,	11,	12,	BOOM
 504,	20,	21,	22,	HBOW
 606,	30,	31,	0,	OUT 
 653,	40,	41,	0,	FSPT
 764,	40,	41,	0,	NHL 
 350,	50,	51,	0,	CSP1
 402,	60,	61,	62,	UNIV
 253,	80,	81,	0,	LMN 
 307,	90,	91,	0,	WGN 
 638,	100,	101,	0,	FSCN
 251,	110,	111,	0,	OXGN
 615,	120,	121,	0,	STS 
 652,	130,	131,	0,	FSW 
 821,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 822,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 824,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 803,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
[17 SIDs]

tpn12 - 12381:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
[0 SIDs]

tpn13 - 12399:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 185,	10,	11,	12,	PPV 
 162,	20,	21,	22,	PPV 
 160,	30,	31,	32,	PPV 
 167,	40,	41,	42,	PPV 
 182,	50,	51,	52,	PPV 
 115,	80,	81,	82,	IAC 
 482,	80,	81,	82,	IAC 
 111,	100,	101,	102,	KMX 
 588,	230,	231,	232,	PPV 
[9 SIDs]

tpn14 - 12414:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 379,	10,	11,	0,	RFD 
 224,	20,	21,	0,	TVGC
 422,	30,	31,	0,	EWTN
 312,	40,	41,	0,	HALL
 277,	60,	61,	0,	TRAV
 330,	80,	81,	0,	BETJ
 279,	90,	91,	0,	DHC 
 240,	100,	101,	0,	HSN 
 291,	110,	111,	0,	DIS2
 369,	120,	121,	0,	DSTR
 321,	130,	131,	0,	WHT 
 331,	140,	141,	0,	MTV 
 802,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 836,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 839,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 825,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
 594,	230,	231,	0,	CLPS
[17 SIDs]

tpn15 - 12428:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 370,	10,	11,	0,	SNBC
 608,	20,	21,	0,	VS  
 227,	30,	31,	0,	INFO
 340,	40,	41,	0,	AVC 
 629,	50,	51,	0,	CSN 
 129,	60,	61,	62,	PPV 
 362,	70,	71,	0,	TWC 
 139,	80,	81,	82,	PPV 
 104,	90,	91,	92,	SMX 
 102,	120,	121,	122,	NMX 
[10 SIDs]

tpn16 - 12443:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 632,	10,	11,	0,	SUN 
 609,	20,	21,	0,	ESPU
 620,	30,	31,	0,	FSNE
 368,	40,	41,	0,	FIT 
 329,	50,	51,	0,	BET 
 521,	60,	61,	62,	STZw
 241,	80,	81,	0,	TV1 
 376,	90,	91,	0,	NASA
 248,	100,	101,	0,	FX  
 229,	110,	111,	0,	HGTV
 341,	120,	121,	0,	ATM 
 287,	130,	131,	0,	MILT
 808,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 827,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 820,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 848,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
[16 SIDs]

tpn17 - 12457:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 266,	10,	11,	0,	BIO 
 357,	20,	21,	0,	CNBW
 345,	30,	31,	0,	USN 
 377,	40,	41,	0,	TCT 
 649,	50,	51,	0,	FSAZ
 280,	60,	61,	0,	TLC 
 607,	80,	81,	0,	SPD 
 249,	90,	91,	0,	COM 
 375,	100,	101,	0,	LINK
 641,	110,	111,	0,	FSNO
 522,	120,	121,	122,	SEDG
 613,	130,	131,	0,	FSC 
 801,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 853,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 812,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 834,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
[16 SIDs]

tpn18 - 12472:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
[0 SIDs]

tpn19 - 12486:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 612,	10,	11,	0,	FUEL
 243,	20,	21,	0,	AS  
 295,	30,	31,	0,	SPRT
 372,	40,	41,	0,	TBN 
 371,	50,	51,	0,	TCC 
 244,	60,	61,	0,	SCFI
 339,	80,	81,	0,	Fuse
 284,	90,	91,	0,	SCI 
 285,	100,	101,	0,	DTMS
 254,	110,	111,	0,	AMC 
 212,	120,	121,	0,	NFL 
 373,	130,	131,	0,	WORD
 864,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 865,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 826,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 862,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
[16 SIDs]

tpn20 - 12501:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
[0 SIDs]

tpn21 - 12516:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 131,	20,	21,	22,	PPV 
 526,	30,	31,	32,	ENCR
 132,	40,	41,	42,	PPV 
 138,	50,	51,	52,	PPV 
 533,	60,	61,	0,	EWAM
 365,	80,	81,	0,	GTV 
 214,	90,	91,	0,	DTV 
 637,	100,	101,	0,	FSOH
 239,	110,	111,	0,	CSHP
 256,	120,	121,	122,	TCM 
 828,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 840,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 831,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 846,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
 599,	230,	231,	0,	HUST
 218,	990,	0,	0,	DTV 
[16 SIDs]

tpn22 - 12530:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 601,	20,	21,	22,	NBA 
 537,	30,	31,	32,	SHO 
 645,	40,	41,	0,	FSRM
 133,	50,	51,	52,	PPV 
 294,	60,	61,	0,	KIDS
 300,	80,	81,	82,	NIK2
 669,	90,	91,	0,	RSNa
 636,	100,	101,	0,	FSD 
 547,	110,	111,	0,	FLIX
 260,	120,	121,	0,	WE  
 634,	130,	131,	132,	FSFL
 837,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 859,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 829,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 819,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
 587,	230,	231,	232,	PPV 
[16 SIDs]

tpn23 - 12545:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 209,	10,	11,	0,	ESN2
 523,	20,	21,	0,	SBLK
 520,	30,	31,	32,	STRZ
 529,	40,	41,	0,	EWST
 201,	50,	51,	0,	DTV 
 355,	60,	61,	0,	CNBC
 225,	80,	81,	0,	REEL
 220,	100,	101,	0,	DTV 
 498,	100,	101,	0,	DTV 
 600,	100,	101,	0,	DTV 
 795,	100,	101,	0,	DTV 
 101,	110,	111,	0,	FREE
 334,	110,	111,	0,	FREE
 800,	110,	111,	0,	FREE
 644,	120,	121,	0,	ALT 
 640,	130,	131,	0,	CSNC
 282,	140,	141,	0,	APL 
 852,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 855,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 858,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 860,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
[21 SIDs]

tpn24 - 12559:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 777,	30,	31,	0,	ESPN
 797,	40,	41,	0,	PPV 
 799,	40,	41,	0,	PPV 
 292,	60,	61,	62,	TDIS
 626,	90,	91,	0,	MASN
 778,	100,	101,	0,	ESPN
 135,	130,	131,	132,	PPV 
 843,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 867,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 823,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 863,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
[11 SIDs]

tpn25 - 12574:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 782,	10,	11,	0,	ESPN
 779,	30,	31,	0,	ESPN
 780,	40,	41,	0,	ESPN
 642,	50,	51,	0,	FSWI
 796,	60,	61,	0,	PPV 
 798,	60,	61,	0,	PPV 
 351,	80,	81,	0,	CSP2
 333,	90,	91,	0,	MTV2
 398,	120,	121,	0,	DTV 
 786,	120,	121,	0,	ESPN
 868,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 841,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
[12 SIDs]

tpn26 - 12588:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
[0 SIDs]

tpn27 - 12603:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 298,	10,	11,	0,	NOG 
 501,	20,	21,	22,	HBO 
 538,	30,	31,	32,	SHO2
 539,	40,	41,	42,	SHO3
 337,	50,	51,	0,	VH1C
 528,	60,	61,	0,	ELOV
 290,	80,	81,	0,	DIS1
 202,	90,	91,	0,	CNN 
 286,	100,	101,	0,	HOM 
 532,	110,	111,	0,	EACT
 354,	120,	121,	0,	G4  
 544,	130,	131,	0,	TMC 
 870,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 872,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 810,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 811,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
[16 SIDs]

tpn28 - 12618:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
[0 SIDs]

tpn29 - 12632:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 467,	10,	11,	0,	CBSE
 469,	20,	21,	0,	NBCE
[2 SIDs]

tpn30 - 12647:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 507,	10,	11,	12,	HBOF
 505,	20,	21,	22,	HB2W
 512,	30,	31,	32,	MAX 
 258,	40,	41,	0,	FMC 
 508,	50,	51,	52,	HBFW
 308,	60,	61,	0,	SLTH
 125,	80,	81,	82,	PPV 
 502,	90,	91,	92,	HBO2
 549,	100,	101,	0,	SUND
 545,	110,	111,	0,	TMCw
 100,	120,	121,	0,	DTV 
 200,	120,	121,	0,	DTV 
 500,	120,	121,	0,	DTV 
 116,	130,	131,	0,	DTV 
 234,	140,	141,	0,	DTV 
 879,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
[16 SIDs]

tpn31 - 12661:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 380,	10,	11,	12,	CBSE
 382,	20,	21,	22,	NBCE
 386,	30,	31,	32,	ABCE
 388,	40,	41,	42,	FOX 
 651,	50,	51,	0,	FSNW
 656,	60,	61,	0,	CSNW
 311,	80,	81,	0,	FAM 
 542,	90,	91,	92,	EXTR
 527,	100,	101,	102,	ENCw
 631,	110,	111,	0,	SS  
 123,	130,	131,	132,	PPV 
 579,	130,	131,	132,	PPV 
 604,	130,	131,	132,	PPV 
 598,	230,	231,	0,	XCSS
[14 SIDs]

tpn32 - 12676:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 503,	10,	11,	12,	HBOS
 353,	20,	21,	0,	BTV 
 513,	30,	31,	32,	MMAX
 514,	40,	41,	42,	MaxW
 264,	50,	51,	0,	BBCA
 230,	60,	61,	0,	DIY 
 271,	80,	81,	0,	HInt
 530,	90,	91,	0,	EMYS
 602,	100,	101,	0,	TVG 
 317,	110,	111,	0,	QVC 
 426,	120,	121,	122,	GOL 
 614,	120,	121,	122,	GOL 
 540,	130,	131,	132,	SHOw
 531,	140,	141,	0,	EDRA
 857,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 806,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 627,	250,	251,	0,	NYa 
 635,	250,	251,	0,	FLa1
 659,	250,	251,	0,	RSNa
 660,	250,	251,	0,	RSNa
 661,	250,	251,	0,	ALT 
 662,	250,	251,	0,	NYa 
 751,	250,	251,	0,	NBA1
 752,	250,	251,	0,	NBA2
 753,	250,	251,	0,	NBA3
 754,	250,	251,	0,	NBA4
 755,	250,	251,	0,	NBA5
 765,	250,	251,	0,	NHL 
 766,	250,	251,	0,	NHL 
 767,	250,	251,	0,	NHL 
 768,	250,	251,	0,	NHL 
 769,	250,	251,	0,	NHL 
 770,	250,	251,	0,	NHL 
 771,	250,	251,	0,	NHL 
[34 SIDs]


Saturday, November 18, 2006 at 22:44.06 GMT
33 Replies · 9953 views
S
And last one for 119W.
Code:
tpn22 - 12530:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 474,	10,	11,	0,	ABCE
 472,	20,	21,	0,	FOXW
 570,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 571,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
[4 SIDs]

tpn23 - 12545:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 398,	10,	11,	0,	C398
 473,	110,	111,	0,	FREE
[2 SIDs]

tpn24 - 12559:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 475,	10,	11,	0,	ABCW
 471,	20,	21,	0,	FOXE
 572,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 573,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
[4 SIDs]

tpn25 - 12574:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
[0 SIDs]

tpn26 - 12588:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 456,	10,	11,	0,	PNAX
 429,	20,	21,	0,	PERU
 417,	30,	31,	0,	CARA
 413,	40,	41,	0,	DSCE
 408,	50,	51,	0,	TVN 
 409,	60,	61,	0,	TVEZ
 407,	80,	81,	0,	TVE 
 411,	90,	91,	0,	TLFI
 416,	100,	101,	0,	MTVS
 415,	120,	121,	0,	ONCE
 438,	130,	131,	132,	HITN
 574,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 560,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 561,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 562,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
[15 SIDs]

tpn27 - 12603:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 425,	10,	11,	12,	FSE 
 616,	10,	11,	0,	FSE 
 412,	20,	21,	0,	MEXI
 405,	30,	31,	0,	TELE
 406,	40,	41,	0,	TELW
 418,	50,	51,	0,	MEX 
 410,	60,	61,	0,	MUN2
 455,	80,	81,	0,	CTV9
 450,	90,	91,	92,	JADE
 428,	100,	101,	0,	POR3
 427,	110,	111,	0,	TYC 
 424,	120,	121,	0,	NDTV
 875,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 876,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 871,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 874,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
 492,	990,	0,	0,	DTV 
[17 SIDs]

tpn28 - 12618:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 100,	10,	11,	0,	DTV 
 466,	10,	11,	0,	HDN 
 476,	20,	21,	0,	ES2H
 563,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 564,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 493,	990,	0,	0,	DTV 
[6 SIDs]

tpn29 - 12632:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 399,	10,	11,	0,	C399
[1 SIDs]

tpn30 - 12647:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 420,	10,	11,	0,	SMEX
 403,	20,	21,	0,	UniW
 419,	30,	31,	0,	CNNE
 430,	40,	41,	0,	LTV 
 423,	50,	51,	0,	LAT 
 511,	60,	61,	0,	HBOL
 451,	80,	81,	82,	JADW
 452,	90,	91,	0,	TVBS
 453,	100,	101,	102,	CMOV
 454,	110,	111,	0,	CTV4
 421,	120,	121,	0,	ECUA
 414,	130,	131,	0,	WAPA
 873,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 565,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 566,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 567,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
[16 SIDs]

tpn31 - 12661:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
[0 SIDs]

tpn32 - 12676:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 464,	10,	11,	0,	DSHD
 470,	20,	21,	0,	NBCW
 568,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 569,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
[4 SIDs]


Thursday, November 23, 2006 at 19:35.13 GMT
A
I stopped following the bandwidth crunch a long time ago, but I thought that DISH switched to 8PSK for its HDTV signals, which was supposed to get it 30% more data in the same bandwidth.
S
Good point, but no real excuse ;) - Search button still there.
H
Good point, but no real excuse ;) - Search button still there.

Easier for you to post forumula ;)
S
Yeah, DTV chaning the map pretty quickly. But most of core channels stay on same transponders. This new map pulled out some local channels with names, but many still keep generic. Will see if it could be solved.
I'm thinking if the numer of channel in range 9xx exist in EPG, then ppl from other regions could identify each one.
Code:
tpn1 - 12224:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 231,	90,	91,	0,	FOOD
 250,	110,	111,	0,	REAL
 263,	120,	121,	0,	LOGO
 269,	40,	41,	0,	HIST
 293,	60,	61,	0,	BABY
 302,	100,	101,	0,	NKTN
 309,	50,	51,	0,	GSN 
 325,	10,	11,	0,	SPKE
 326,	80,	81,	0,	GAC 
 327,	30,	31,	0,	CMT 
 335,	130,	131,	0,	VH1 
 378,	140,	141,	0,	NRB 
 490,	990,	0,	0,	DTV 
 596,	230,	231,	0,	TEN 
 813,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 842,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 847,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
 854,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
[18 SIDs]

tpn2 - 12239:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 109,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 242,	50,	51,	52,	USA 
 265,	60,	61,	0,	A&E 
 278,	80,	81,	0,	DSC 
 491,	990,	0,	0,	DTV 
 593,	10,	11,	0,	PPV 
 595,	230,	231,	0,	PBTV
 700,	120,	121,	0,	 NFL
 814,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 817,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 851,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
 866,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 878,	30,	31,	0,	GMC 
 996,	30,	31,	0,	GMC 
[14 SIDs]

tpn3 - 12253:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 140,	120,	121,	122,	PPV 
 145,	30,	31,	32,	PPV 
 147,	10,	11,	12,	PPV 
 149,	20,	21,	22,	PPV 
 150,	140,	141,	142,	PPV 
 151,	80,	81,	82,	PPV 
 156,	50,	51,	52,	PPV 
 158,	100,	101,	102,	PPV 
 161,	60,	61,	62,	PPV 
 163,	40,	41,	42,	PPV 
 165,	90,	91,	92,	PPV 
 170,	110,	111,	112,	PPV 
 172,	130,	131,	132,	PPV 
 722,	150,	151,	0,	NFL 
 723,	160,	161,	0,	NFL 
[15 SIDs]

tpn4 - 12268:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 921,	10,	11,	0,	LoCh
 922,	20,	21,	0,	LoCh
 923,	30,	31,	0,	LoCh
 924,	40,	41,	0,	LoCh
 925,	50,	51,	0,	LoCh
 926,	60,	61,	0,	LoCh
 927,	80,	81,	0,	LoCh
 928,	90,	91,	0,	LoCh
 929,	100,	101,	0,	LoCh
 930,	110,	111,	0,	LoCh
 931,	120,	121,	0,	LoCh
 932,	130,	131,	0,	LoCh
 933,	140,	141,	0,	LoCh
 934,	150,	151,	0,	LoCh
[14 SIDs]

tpn5 - 12282:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 144,	50,	51,	52,	PPV 
 152,	90,	91,	92,	PPV 
 155,	80,	81,	82,	PPV 
 171,	40,	41,	42,	PPV 
 174,	60,	61,	62,	PPV 
 176,	30,	31,	32,	PPV 
 177,	20,	21,	22,	PPV 
 180,	10,	11,	12,	PPV 
 724,	150,	151,	0,	NFL 
 725,	160,	161,	0,	NFL 
[10 SIDs]

tpn6 - 12297:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 108,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 122,	40,	41,	42,	PPV 
 207,	10,	11,	0,	ESN 
 208,	90,	91,	0,	ECL 
 261,	20,	21,	0,	LRW 
 276,	120,	121,	0,	NGC 
 299,	80,	81,	0,	NIK1
 301,	50,	51,	0,	TVLD
 366,	30,	31,	0,	CRNT
 374,	130,	131,	132,	BYU 
 550,	100,	101,	0,	IFC 
 610,	110,	111,	0,	CSTV
 628,	60,	61,	0,	FSPI
 809,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 844,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
 850,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 856,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 995,	130,	131,	132,	SC68
[18 SIDs]

tpn7 - 12311:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 142,	80,	81,	82,	PPV 
 154,	90,	91,	92,	PPV 
 179,	40,	41,	42,	PPV 
 188,	60,	61,	62,	PPV 
 189,	50,	51,	52,	PPV 
 468,	10,	11,	0,	CBSW
 719,	20,	21,	0,	NFL 
[7 SIDs]

tpn8 - 12326:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 102,	130,	131,	0,	NMX 
 104,	130,	131,	0,	SMX 
 105,	130,	131,	0,	SMXI
 111,	130,	131,	0,	KMX 
 115,	130,	131,	0,	IAC 
 204,	20,	21,	0,	HLN 
 228,	50,	51,	0,	GEMS
 233,	80,	81,	0,	GEM 
 255,	30,	31,	0,	i   
 262,	40,	41,	0,	SOAP
 356,	10,	11,	0,	MNBC
 367,	100,	101,	0,	JTV 
 399,	10,	11,	0,	DTV 
 404,	60,	61,	62,	GALA
 480,	130,	131,	0,	ACT 
 482,	130,	131,	0,	IAC 
 597,	230,	231,	0,	JENA
 623,	120,	121,	122,	NESN
 624,	110,	111,	112,	FSNY
 654,	90,	91,	0,	FSBA
 720,	10,	11,	0,	NFL 
 832,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 835,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 838,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 845,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
[25 SIDs]

tpn9 - 12341:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 203,	130,	131,	0,	CRT 
 232,	80,	81,	0,	FINE
 236,	120,	121,	0,	E!  
 247,	10,	11,	12,	TBS 
 252,	60,	61,	62,	LIFE
 273,	40,	41,	0,	BRVO
 296,	50,	51,	52,	TOON
 605,	100,	101,	0,	GOLF
 621,	20,	21,	0,	MSG 
 622,	30,	31,	32,	YES 
 630,	110,	111,	0,	FSS 
 647,	90,	91,	0,	FSMW
 764,	20,	21,	0,	NHL 
 818,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 830,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 861,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
[16 SIDs]

tpn10 - 12355:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 130,	130,	131,	132,	PPV 
 206,	100,	101,	0,	ESPN
 245,	90,	91,	92,	TNT 
 360,	110,	111,	0,	FNC 
 381,	10,	11,	12,	CBSW
 383,	20,	21,	22,	NBCW
 384,	50,	51,	52,	PBS 
 387,	30,	31,	32,	ABCW
 389,	40,	41,	42,	FOXW
 625,	80,	81,	0,	SNY 
 643,	60,	61,	0,	FSSW
 804,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 805,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 816,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
 833,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 935,	120,	121,	0,	OR43
 938,	10,	11,	12,	LA2 
 939,	20,	21,	22,	LA4 
 941,	30,	31,	32,	LA7 
 943,	40,	41,	42,	LA11
[20 SIDs]

tpn11 - 12370:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 107,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 251,	110,	111,	0,	OXGN
 253,	80,	81,	0,	LMN 
 297,	10,	11,	12,	BOOM
 307,	90,	91,	0,	WGN 
 350,	50,	51,	0,	CSP1
 402,	60,	61,	62,	UNIV
 504,	20,	21,	22,	HBOW
 606,	30,	31,	0,	OUT 
 615,	120,	121,	0,	STS 
 638,	100,	101,	0,	FSCN
 652,	130,	131,	0,	FSW 
 653,	40,	41,	0,	FSPT
 803,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
 821,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 822,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 824,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
[17 SIDs]

tpn12 - 12381:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 900,	10,	11,	0,	LoCh
 901,	20,	21,	0,	LoCh
 902,	30,	31,	0,	LoCh
 903,	40,	41,	0,	LoCh
 904,	50,	51,	0,	LoCh
 905,	60,	61,	0,	LoCh
 906,	80,	81,	0,	LoCh
 907,	90,	91,	0,	LoCh
 908,	100,	101,	0,	LoCh
 909,	110,	111,	0,	LoCh
 910,	120,	121,	0,	LoCh
 911,	130,	131,	0,	LoCh
 912,	140,	141,	0,	LoCh
 913,	150,	151,	0,	LoCh
[14 SIDs]

tpn13 - 12399:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 160,	30,	31,	32,	PPV 
 162,	20,	21,	22,	PPV 
 167,	40,	41,	42,	PPV 
 182,	50,	51,	52,	PPV 
 185,	10,	11,	12,	PPV 
 588,	230,	231,	232,	PPV 
 726,	150,	151,	0,	NFL 
 727,	160,	161,	0,	NFL 
[8 SIDs]

tpn14 - 12414:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 224,	20,	21,	0,	TVGC
 240,	100,	101,	0,	HSN 
 277,	60,	61,	0,	TRAV
 279,	90,	91,	0,	DHC 
 291,	110,	111,	0,	DIS2
 312,	40,	41,	0,	HALL
 321,	130,	131,	0,	WHT 
 330,	80,	81,	0,	BETJ
 331,	140,	141,	0,	MTV 
 369,	120,	121,	0,	DSTR
 379,	10,	11,	0,	RFD 
 422,	30,	31,	0,	EWTN
 594,	230,	231,	0,	CLPS
 802,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 825,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
 836,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 839,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
[17 SIDs]

tpn15 - 12428:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 103,	80,	81,	0,	DTV 
 129,	60,	61,	62,	PPV 
 227,	30,	31,	0,	INFO
 340,	40,	41,	0,	AVC 
 362,	70,	71,	0,	TWC 
 370,	10,	11,	0,	SNBC
 608,	20,	21,	0,	VS  
 629,	50,	51,	0,	CSN 
 642,	30,	31,	0,	FSWI
 701,	120,	121,	122,	GMX1
 702,	90,	91,	92,	GMX2
[11 SIDs]

tpn16 - 12443:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 106,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
 229,	110,	111,	0,	HGTV
 241,	80,	81,	0,	TV1 
 248,	100,	101,	0,	FX  
 287,	130,	131,	0,	MILT
 329,	50,	51,	0,	BET 
 341,	120,	121,	0,	ATM 
 368,	40,	41,	0,	FIT 
 376,	90,	91,	0,	NASA
 521,	60,	61,	62,	STZw
 609,	20,	21,	0,	ESPU
 620,	30,	31,	0,	FSNE
 632,	10,	11,	0,	SUN 
 668,	120,	121,	0,	CSNC
 784,	120,	121,	0,	ESPN
 808,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 820,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 827,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 848,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
[19 SIDs]

tpn17 - 12457:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 249,	90,	91,	0,	COM 
 266,	10,	11,	0,	BIO 
 280,	60,	61,	0,	TLC 
 345,	30,	31,	0,	USN 
 357,	20,	21,	0,	CNBW
 375,	100,	101,	0,	LINK
 377,	40,	41,	0,	TCT 
 522,	120,	121,	122,	SEDG
 607,	80,	81,	0,	SPD 
 613,	130,	131,	0,	FSC 
 641,	110,	111,	0,	FSNO
 649,	50,	51,	0,	FSAZ
 801,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 812,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 834,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
 853,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
[16 SIDs]

tpn18 - 12472:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 961,	10,	11,	0,	LoCh
 962,	20,	21,	0,	LoCh
 963,	30,	31,	0,	LoCh
 964,	40,	41,	0,	LoCh
 966,	60,	61,	0,	LoCh
 967,	80,	81,	0,	LoCh
 968,	90,	91,	0,	LoCh
 969,	100,	101,	0,	LoCh
 970,	110,	111,	0,	LoCh
 971,	120,	121,	0,	LoCh
 972,	130,	131,	0,	LoCh
 973,	140,	141,	0,	LoCh
 974,	150,	151,	0,	LoCh
[13 SIDs]

tpn19 - 12486:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 212,	120,	121,	0,	NFL 
 243,	20,	21,	0,	AS  
 244,	60,	61,	0,	SCFI
 254,	110,	111,	0,	AMC 
 284,	90,	91,	0,	SCI 
 285,	100,	101,	0,	DTMS
 295,	30,	31,	0,	SPRT
 339,	80,	81,	0,	Fuse
 371,	50,	51,	0,	TCC 
 372,	40,	41,	0,	TBN 
 373,	130,	131,	0,	WORD
 612,	10,	11,	0,	FUEL
 826,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 862,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
 864,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 865,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
[16 SIDs]

tpn20 - 12501:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 884,	10,	11,	0,	LoCh
 885,	20,	21,	0,	LoCh
 886,	30,	31,	0,	LoCh
 887,	40,	41,	0,	LoCh
 888,	50,	51,	0,	LoCh
 889,	60,	61,	0,	LoCh
 890,	80,	81,	0,	LoCh
 891,	90,	91,	0,	LoCh
 892,	100,	101,	0,	LoCh
 893,	110,	111,	0,	LoCh
 894,	120,	121,	0,	LoCh
 895,	130,	131,	0,	LoCh
 896,	140,	141,	0,	LoCh
 897,	150,	151,	0,	LoCh
[14 SIDs]

tpn21 - 12516:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 131,	20,	21,	22,	PPV 
 132,	40,	41,	42,	PPV 
 138,	50,	51,	52,	PPV 
 214,	90,	91,	0,	DTV 
 218,	990,	0,	0,	DTV 
 239,	110,	111,	0,	CSHP
 256,	120,	121,	122,	TCM 
 365,	80,	81,	0,	GTV 
 526,	30,	31,	32,	ENCR
 533,	60,	61,	0,	EWAM
 599,	230,	231,	0,	HUST
 637,	100,	101,	0,	FSOH
 828,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 831,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 840,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 846,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
 977,	10,	11,	0,	BA54
[17 SIDs]

tpn22 - 12530:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 133,	50,	51,	52,	PPV 
 260,	120,	121,	0,	WE  
 294,	60,	61,	0,	KIDS
 300,	80,	81,	82,	NIK2
 537,	30,	31,	32,	SHO 
 547,	110,	111,	0,	FLIX
 592,	230,	231,	232,	PPV 
 601,	20,	21,	22,	NBA 
 634,	130,	131,	132,	FSFL
 636,	100,	101,	0,	FSD 
 645,	40,	41,	0,	FSRM
 659,	90,	91,	0,	RSNa
 751,	100,	101,	0,	NBA1
 819,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
 829,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 837,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 859,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
[17 SIDs]

tpn23 - 12545:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 101,	110,	111,	0,	FREE
 201,	50,	51,	0,	DTV 
 209,	10,	11,	0,	ESN2
 220,	100,	101,	0,	DTV 
 225,	80,	81,	0,	REEL
 282,	140,	141,	0,	APL 
 334,	110,	111,	0,	FREE
 355,	60,	61,	0,	CNBC
 498,	100,	101,	0,	DTV 
 520,	30,	31,	32,	STRZ
 523,	20,	21,	0,	SBLK
 529,	40,	41,	0,	EWST
 580,	110,	111,	112,	FREE
 600,	100,	101,	0,	DTV 
 640,	130,	131,	0,	CSNC
 644,	120,	121,	0,	ALT 
 795,	100,	101,	0,	DTV 
 800,	110,	111,	0,	FREE
 852,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 855,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 858,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 860,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
[22 SIDs]

tpn24 - 12559:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 135,	130,	131,	132,	PPV 
 292,	60,	61,	62,	TDIS
 626,	90,	91,	0,	MASN
 705,	10,	11,	0,	NFL 
 706,	20,	21,	0,	NFL 
 710,	40,	41,	0,	NFL 
 713,	30,	31,	0,	NFL 
 714,	100,	101,	0,	NFL 
 716,	120,	121,	0,	NFL 
 717,	80,	81,	0,	NFL 
 823,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 843,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 863,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
 867,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
[14 SIDs]

tpn25 - 12574:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 119,	30,	31,	0,	PPV 
 333,	90,	91,	0,	MTV2
 351,	80,	81,	0,	CSP2
 398,	120,	121,	0,	DTV 
 703,	130,	131,	0,	RZC 
 704,	30,	31,	0,	NFL 
 707,	10,	11,	0,	NFL 
 708,	20,	21,	0,	NFL 
 709,	60,	61,	0,	NFL 
 711,	50,	51,	0,	NFL 
 712,	120,	121,	0,	NFL 
 715,	40,	41,	0,	NFL 
 753,	10,	11,	0,	NBA3
 841,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 868,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
[15 SIDs]

tpn26 - 12588:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 979,	10,	11,	0,	LoCh
 980,	20,	21,	0,	LoCh
 981,	30,	31,	0,	LoCh
 982,	40,	41,	0,	LoCh
 983,	50,	51,	0,	LoCh
 984,	60,	61,	0,	LoCh
 985,	80,	81,	0,	LoCh
 986,	90,	91,	0,	LoCh
 987,	100,	101,	0,	LoCh
 988,	110,	111,	0,	LoCh
 989,	120,	121,	0,	LoCh
 990,	130,	131,	0,	LoCh
 991,	140,	141,	0,	LoCh
 992,	150,	151,	0,	LoCh
[14 SIDs]

tpn27 - 12603:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 202,	90,	91,	0,	CNN 
 286,	100,	101,	0,	HOM 
 290,	80,	81,	0,	DIS1
 298,	10,	11,	0,	NOG 
 337,	50,	51,	0,	VH1C
 354,	120,	121,	0,	G4  
 501,	20,	21,	22,	HBO 
 528,	60,	61,	0,	ELOV
 532,	110,	111,	0,	EACT
 538,	30,	31,	32,	SHO2
 539,	40,	41,	42,	SHO3
 544,	130,	131,	0,	TMC 
 810,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
 811,	0,	200,	0,	XM  
 870,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
 872,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
[16 SIDs]

tpn28 - 12618:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 944,	10,	11,	0,	LoCh
 945,	20,	21,	0,	LoCh
 946,	30,	31,	0,	LoCh
 947,	40,	41,	0,	LoCh
 948,	50,	51,	0,	LoCh
 949,	60,	61,	0,	LoCh
 950,	80,	81,	0,	LoCh
 951,	90,	91,	0,	LoCh
 952,	100,	101,	0,	LoCh
 953,	110,	111,	0,	LoCh
 954,	120,	121,	0,	LoCh
 955,	130,	131,	0,	LoCh
 956,	140,	141,	0,	LoCh
 957,	150,	151,	0,	LoCh
[14 SIDs]

tpn29 - 12632:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 467,	10,	11,	0,	CBSE
 469,	20,	21,	0,	NBCE
[2 SIDs]

tpn30 - 12647:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 100,	120,	121,	0,	DTV 
 116,	130,	131,	0,	DTV 
 125,	80,	81,	82,	PPV 
 200,	120,	121,	0,	DTV 
 234,	140,	141,	0,	DTV 
 258,	40,	41,	0,	FMC 
 308,	60,	61,	0,	SLTH
 500,	120,	121,	0,	DTV 
 502,	90,	91,	92,	HBO2
 505,	20,	21,	22,	HB2W
 507,	10,	11,	12,	HBOF
 508,	50,	51,	52,	HBFW
 512,	30,	31,	32,	MAX 
 545,	110,	111,	0,	TMCw
 549,	100,	101,	0,	SUND
 879,	0,	190,	0,	XM  
[16 SIDs]

tpn31 - 12661:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 123,	130,	131,	132,	PPV 
 311,	80,	81,	0,	FAM 
 380,	10,	11,	12,	CBSE
 382,	20,	21,	22,	NBCE
 386,	30,	31,	32,	ABCE
 388,	40,	41,	42,	FOX 
 527,	100,	101,	102,	ENCw
 542,	90,	91,	92,	EXTR
 579,	130,	131,	132,	PPV 
 598,	230,	231,	0,	XCSS
 604,	130,	131,	132,	PPV 
 631,	110,	111,	0,	SS  
 651,	50,	51,	0,	FSNW
 656,	60,	61,	0,	CSNW
 880,	10,	11,	12,	NY2 
 881,	20,	21,	22,	NY4 
 882,	40,	41,	42,	NY5 
 883,	30,	31,	32,	NY7 
[18 SIDs]

tpn32 - 12676:
 SID	VPID	APID	APID2	Name
----	----	----	-----	----
 119,	250,	251,	0,	PPV 
 230,	60,	61,	0,	DIY 
 264,	50,	51,	0,	BBCA
 271,	80,	81,	0,	HInt
 317,	110,	111,	0,	QVC 
 353,	20,	21,	0,	BTV 
 426,	120,	121,	122,	GOL 
 503,	10,	11,	12,	HBOS
 513,	30,	31,	32,	MMAX
 514,	40,	41,	42,	MaxW
 530,	90,	91,	0,	EMYS
 531,	140,	141,	0,	EDRA
 540,	130,	131,	132,	SHOw
 602,	100,	101,	0,	TVG 
 614,	120,	121,	122,	GOL 
 765,	250,	251,	0,	NHL 
 806,	0,	180,	0,	XM  
 857,	0,	170,	0,	XM  
[18 SIDs]


Sunday, December 3, 2006 at 23:24.29 GMT
S
I see many differences beetween the data and DBSForum table; perhaps those data taken from opposite coast and by different equipment in different time.
digiblur
I stopped following the bandwidth crunch a long time ago, but I thought that DISH switched to 8PSK for its HDTV signals, which was supposed to get it 30% more data in the same bandwidth.

DirecTV is running around 30mbps per transponder just like E* on their QPSK transponders. This is from the muxes I've looked at on 101, 110, and 119.

And yes, E* gets about 40mbps on their 8PSK transponders.
A
And last one for 119W.
Code:
tpn27 - 12603:
 SID VPID APID APID2 Name
---- ---- ---- ----- ----
 425, 10, 11, 12, FSE 
 616, 10, 11, 0, FSE 
 412, 20, 21, 0, MEXI
 405, 30, 31, 0, TELE
 406, 40, 41, 0, TELW
 418, 50, 51, 0, MEX 
 410, 60, 61, 0, MUN2
 455, 80, 81, 0, CTV9
 450, 90, 91, 92, JADE
 428, 100, 101, 0, POR3
 427, 110, 111, 0, TYC 
 424, 120, 121, 0, NDTV
 875, 0, 170, 0, XM  
 876, 0, 180, 0, XM  
 871, 0, 190, 0, XM  
 874, 0, 200, 0, XM  
 492, 990, 0, 0, DTV 
[17 SIDs]

tpn28 - 12618:
 SID VPID APID APID2 Name
---- ---- ---- ----- ----
 100, 10, 11, 0, DTV 
 466, 10, 11, 0, HDN 
 476, 20, 21, 0, ES2H
 563, 0, 170, 0, XM  
 564, 0, 180, 0, XM  
 493, 990, 0, 0, DTV 
[6 SIDs]
Thursday, November 23, 2006 at 19:35.13 GMT

Notice that, in this channel map, DirecTV's 119 satellite, odd transponder test channel's (492) source is transponder 27 and its evens (493) test source is transponder 28. I had thought that all five of DirecTV's odd numbered transponders in this slot were going to be operated as spot beams, which would have made it an inappropriate transponder for a universal test channel, but upon inspection of the entire transponder 27 channel program list, it looks like it is now carrying all national,and therefore CONUS, programming.

Does anyone know if transponder 27 had previously been operated as a spot beam? In DirecTV's 101 slot, they have 38 transponders of uplink capacity that are downlinked 44 times at a total of six different spotbeam transponder frequencies. In the 119 slot, they have 11 transponders but can uplink to them from three different sites, meaning they can uplink 33 transponders, so if seven are now CONUS down, then the remaining 26 are being spread an unknown number of times among four spot transponder frequency beams. I guess the ratios are similar, but we don't have as much information regarding the 119 spot beams as we so the 101 spot beams because the DBS hobbyist/enthusiasts who had collaborated to figure out just what DirecTV was doing with its 101 spot beams were not sufficiently motivated to do the same thing when 119 went into operation.


The test transponders for Sat 101 test channels 490 and 491 are transponders 1 and 2, respectively. The test source for Sat C test channel 494 is actual transponder 30, which, due to non-standard intermediate frequency shifting, is "seen" as transponder 10 on many test regimens.
Former member 208119
Last reply · posted in SiriusXM Satellite Radio
My year was almost up and we got the new bill for a year of service for $ 360.00 insane sat radio is becoming like cable!!! i logged into my acct and hopped onto chat and told the rep that i wanted to cancel. she understood my concern and went quiet for a few minutes. i figured that she was canceling my service. she comes back and said that she seen that i have been a sub since 07 and then offers me the same package for a year for 120.00 with taxes and fee's!!! i grabbed it. after almost having a stroke :biggrin
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B
What i noticed with my last renewal XM is now billing me $4.99 monthly instead of one time yearly payment.
Jimbo
What i noticed with my last renewal XM is now billing me $.99 monthly instead of one time yearly payment.
Did you accidentally get on the wrong plan ?
I still do the once a year plans.
B
Did you accidentally get on the wrong plan ?
I still do the once a year plans.
I have to think maybe more people dont keep track of the monthly XM bill. Every time i renew i put a reminder on my calendar week before its time to renew. My wife told me the other day not to renew her and then i told her you are not going to be able to listen to XM at home. Then she changed her mind...!!
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TRG
I have to think maybe more people dont keep track of the monthly XM bill. Every time i renew i put a reminder on my calendar week before its time to renew. My wife told me the other day not to renew her and then i told her you are not going to be able to listen to XM at home. Then she changed her mind...!!
I get an e-mail every month reminding me that X amount will be charged to my credit card. If I see it go up I get on chat or pick up the phone. But I also remember that my year is up in December.
B
I get an e-mail every month reminding me that X amount will be charged to my credit card. If I see it go up I get on chat or pick up the phone. But I also remember that my year is up in December.
yea i don't understand WHY, like you I get a notice each month. Mine is also up in December.
Jimbo
yea i don't understand WHY, like you I get a notice each month. Mine is also up in December.
You get an email every month to let you know they are billing you for the next month.
Foxbat
Mrs. Foxbat reminded me it's that time of the year to do the Cancel Tango💃🏽

The A.I. agent appears to be better than in the past. It got to the acceptable price quicker than previous years, no human operator involved. $5/mo and I still have over $50 in SiriusXM credit from my FordPartner benefits.
Scott Greczkowski
Staff member HERE TO HELP YOU! Cutting Edge
Last reply · posted in The Chit Chat Club
Sometimes a thread gets so many posts in it that is can cause issues for the server so that why today we introduce The Song Name Game Part 3!

So let the game continue!

The last song was added by Bobby who posted...

One Meat Ball - Andrews Sisters

CONTINUE ON AND HAVE FUN! WELCOME HOME TO SATELLITEGUYS.US!

Here are the original rules for the game as posted by WebbyDude back in 2006. http://www.satelliteguys.us/threads/68645-Song-Name-Game

Just name a song title and the band who performed it. The next person does the same thing, but needs to list a song title or band name which includes a word from the previous entry. Pick songs from any genre.

Example:

Long Live Rock and Roll -- Rainbow

Rainbow in the Dark -- Dio

Another example:

Ride the Lightning -- Metallica

Lightning Strikes -- Ozzy Osbourne


Get it?


An additional note: we all know that song titles, sometimes, use profane words. Because this is a family friendly website it is advised that you clean up that title up a bit. This is accomplished by using something like sh!t instead of the real word. Thanks....
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Can't You See - Marshall Tucker Band
sdfntx
See You in September - The Happenings
long_time_Dish
You Look Like You Love Me - Ella Langley
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See Me Feel Me - The Who
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Take It Easy On Me - Little River Band
Peter Parker
Supporting Founder Lifetime Supporter
Last reply · posted in DISH Network Support Forum
No idea what improvements might be involved.
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bookworm370
Has anyone noticed an FF stutter with 713? I used to be able to hit FF a few times and skip smoothly. After 713 (maybe 712), when I skip forward, there is a definite stutter for as many times as I have pressed FF.

Can anyone check on this and report back? Recorded programs and then press skip forward a few times to see if it's smooth? Normally, it just jumps to the right place after the skips.
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N
I'm getting fabulous picture on Ch. 148 4k, but zero audio with H713. This is with a recorded show (Notre Dame game). Anyone else have this? Audio is fine on every other channel.
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R
Has anyone noticed an FF stutter with 713? I used to be able to hit FF a few times and skip smoothly. After 713 (maybe 712), when I skip forward, there is a definite stutter for as many times as I have pressed FF.

Can anyone check on this and report back? Recorded programs and then press skip forward a few times to see if it's smooth? Normally, it just jumps to the right place after the skips.
My wife mentioned that her remote is acting strange this morning. She hit FF and it went to 15x FF.
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Bobby
I'm getting fabulous picture on Ch. 148 4k, but zero audio with H713. This is with a recorded show (Notre Dame game). Anyone else have this? Audio is fine on every other channel.
This has been an ongoing issue. A fix is coming, probably in the next software version.
Foxbat
Wife bought me a t-shirt that has "have you tried turning it off and on again?"
Here's the one I need:
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dishstaller
Here's the one I need:
Just ordered one....that's great.
dfergie
Staff member HERE TO HELP YOU!
Last reply · posted in The Chit Chat Club
Stumbled across this ... http://www.gaspricewatch.com/USGas_ZipSearch.asp
I found no local prices, although it did show stations at my location...
Added these to this post...
USA National Gas Temperature Map
State By State Gasoline Taxes
Gas Buddy

Ethanol Free Stations

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Bobby
Regular$5.999​
Premium$6.399​
Diesel$7.999​
at Costco, Rohnert Park.​
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harshness
I wonder if California is getting into the Winter formula.
dishstaller
Regular$5.999​
Premium$6.399​
Odd that out there, Prem is only 40 cents higher. Here it's a full dollar more.

Last night it was about $4.17 gas, $6,19 diesel.
harshness
Odd that out there, Prem is only 40 cents higher. Here it's a full dollar more.
On the West Coast, a 40-cent differential is common. It used to be 30 cents before the prices rose above $3.

A "full dollar more" sounds like it may be boat gas (non-alcoholic), which is a whole different discussion.
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Here in Indiana, the difference between Regular and Premium is usually a dollar, but some charge even more:
1792374072446.webp
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A "full dollar more" sounds like it may be boat gas (non-alcoholic),
Both non-ethanol and prem run about the same....buck more. When we were up in TN it was a buck more up there as well.
jokeworm
Last reply · posted in What's Cooking?
Ok, I'm bored .... actually - to be more precise - I'm bored of eating the same rotation of 9 or 10 meals that are currently my "go-to" meals. My wife works the long hours - I work from home as and when i feel like it ... which means i generally do most of the cooking ... and so by default - i also make out the shopping list ...

We cook at home 5 or even 6 nights a week - but we always seem to fall back on the same old tried and tested "quick and easy but tastes ok" meals. Week in week out.

Pot Roast - mash and Peas.
Spaghetti
Chicken Pasta in cheese sauce.
Curry & rice
(these are some of mine)

Now it's not that I'm not adventurous in the kitchen ... I'll try anything once or twice ... but we all do it. Unless your name is Martha Stewart or Rachel Ray .. we all eventually fall back on our 8-10 favorite "meals"

So i thought - if we shared some of our own go-to meals with each other ... we might be able to add a few "new" ones to our own arsenal of meals.

So again - I ask you ...

What's for dinner tonight ?

Please give me something new to add to my rotation ... its our weekly shop tomorrow - so i want to pull together a few idea's and try and eat a meal each day next week that I've never had before .. or at least something that is not on my current "go-to" meal plan.

What meal do you always seem to fall back on in your house ? Maybe its something that I've never tried or not had in a while. I need inspiration !! I've got a blank shopping list in front of me - and nothing sounds good .. HELP !
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TRG
Beef and vegetable stew with buttermilk biscuits. Water.
It seemed appropriate on an unusually cold and wet evening in New Mexico.
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Chili Cheesebugers, Tater Tots.
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TRG
I made shrimp parmesan with spaghetti and a salad.
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venison lasagna
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Smoked some salmon on the grill while enjoying some Blue Moon beer. Kinda cool tonight so I fired up the heaters. Here in FL, we fire up heaters once the temps get below 60 :cool As for the salmon, I seared them first, then flipped them off to the side not over the coals and brushed on some lemon pepper marinade followed by some salmon seasoning. Threw some hickory chips on the coals and then closed the vents to about 10% airflow. Yum.
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osu1991
Pub Member / Supporter
Last reply · posted in The Chit Chat Club

The number-one US state for EV growth, according to the June 22 Yardi report?
Oklahoma.


:eek


It has no ZEV mandates and "minimal" incentives, Yardi says, but also has cheap electricity, high multi-car household rates (so, for example, a non-Lightning Ford F-150 pulls their trailers), and a consumer base willing to switch.
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navychop
Servant's problem.
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meStevo

Never realized that Tesla is losing to BYD at manufacturing too, which IMO is Tesla's biggest accomplishment and area of innovation. Nice writeup about the state of play and how we got here though. I have no faith that we're moving any productive direction though sadly, most changes and efforts feel reactionary rather than rooted in making use of the time being bought by tariffs, with few exceptions.

So: how are the cars so cheap, and what is being cut to get there? The best public accounting comes from the Rhodium Group, which compared BYD, Geely, and Leapmotor against Tesla's Chinese operation, a fair comparison because it removes labor costs and shipping from the equation entirely. Their estimate is that BYD builds a car for about $4,700 less than Tesla builds a Model 3 in Shanghai, roughly 15 percent of the Model 3's price. The breakdown is the interesting part. Direct government grants account for about $292 per vehicle, which is 5 percent of the gap. The biggest single factor is vertical integration: BYD makes about 80 percent of its top-tier components in-house, against 37 percent for Tesla, and that eliminates roughly $2,369 per vehicle in supplier markups. Lower overhead, meaning cheaper engineering talent and administrative cost spread across enormous volume, accounts for another $1,719. And BYD pays its suppliers on 155-day terms, against Tesla's 60, which is worth about $214 per car in float. When people say the Chinese advantage is subsidies, the per-vehicle number says otherwise. When people say it is slave wages, the Tesla Shanghai comparison says otherwise too. The advantage is mostly that BYD decided, twenty years ago, to make its own batteries, its own motors, its own power electronics, and its own semiconductors, and Western automakers decided the opposite.​
harshness
The EV company to watch out for is SAIC. They seem likely to take over Government Motors at some point.

GM originally struck a JV deal with SAIC to gain access to China. Now SAIC has taken China back with the substantial library of technology GM shared and they're looking to export to Mexico, South America, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific.
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Ham Radio 2.0
· posted in Ham Radio 2.0
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Ramy
Supporting Founder
Last reply · posted in The Sports Section
Really excited for this season with Kentucky having a new coach and some really exciting recruits. Probably won't last long, but here's hoping this season is great.
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Foxbat
They ought to have fun with this… :devilish
osu1991
They ought to have fun with this… :devilish
Was thinking same thing. It should be a good week for sec shorts and roll call
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A lot of upsets yesterday, but my LSU Tigers won.
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Best fan sign I saw during the ND-BYU game: "Bear ate your Lucky Charms!" (Bear being the Cougars' QB). I was going to suggest, "Have you or your team been involved in a Carr crash?"
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meStevo
Lifetime Supporter
Last reply · posted in The Chit Chat Club
A continuation of a thread from the pub, just general discussion of AI.

Brief 60 minute clip about next gem autonomous fighters - not remote controlled, but rather collaborating with controllers and aircraft in the theater.


View: https://youtu.be/DRm0mbp_n1k


We've literally got a movie already about this ;)


View: https://youtu.be/a2PW7a9ViDc
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meStevo
Agreed, it mostly regurgitates known solutions. That's the point. Nobody needs an innovative fix for a driver error or a creative way to format a report. Let it handle the solved problems so people can spend their time on the ones that aren't.
harshness
Agreed, it mostly regurgitates known solutions. That's the point.
That's the point at which innovation ends, and there's no longer any point to software engineering other than swatting bugs that result from misapplication.
meStevo
That's the point at which innovation ends, and there's no longer any point to software engineering other than swatting bugs that result from misapplication.

Addressed by what you didn't quote. This cycle is as old as computing: compilers, libraries, frameworks each automated the tedious part, and the human work moved up a level. Innovation didn't end; it shifted. And people still make new compilers, libraries or frameworks.

Nobody's forced to hand anything off. Anyone who wants to keep doing it by hand still can, and people who couldn't do it at all now can.
harshness
... and people who couldn't do it at all now can.
Misapplication isn't something that the casual coder can identify. They can only discover, the hard way, that it doesn't work at some point.
meStevo
Misapplication isn't something that the casual coder can identify. They can only discover, the hard way, that it doesn't work at some point.
You're not wrong, but that's part of learning. Whether from others or our own mistakes, we've all learned that lesson one way or another.
harshness
Whether from others or our own mistakes, we've all learned that lesson one way or another.
I'm not sure that the school of hard knocks is the quickest or surest education to find your way.

There are many examples in the headlines of people getting burned multiple times and not wavering in their pursuit of stupidity.
meStevo
I'm not sure that the school of hard knocks is the quickest or surest education to find your way.

Good thing not everyone will have to learn the hard way then. The same tools can explain why something broke.

There are many examples in the headlines of people getting burned multiple times and not wavering in their pursuit of stupidity.

This is true of literally anything, though.

Happy to agree to disagree, but I'm already enjoying the dividends personally and helping others at work and at home do the same.
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dishstaller
Been reading this thread but not commenting much, primarily because there is so much "news" out there on this topic and it is hard to tell what is real and what is theater.
My biggest problem with AI is that these agents are taught...not necessarily programmed but taught. Well, there's an old saying "garbage in/garbage out". I remember a Joe Rogan show a while back when he had Elon Musk on and they talked about AI and Elon said one of the AIs (can't remember which one, sorry) was asked which was worse, Thermonuclear War or mis-gendering Kaitlyn Jenner and it came back with the answer that mis-gendering was worse. Now forget the politics involved with all the gender stuff we have been subjected to the past few years.....to say that mis-gendering is worse than the killing of hundreds of millions, perhaps billions of human beings.....Kaitlyn Jenner included.....is simply insane not to mention incredibly dangerous.
meStevo
Been reading this thread but not commenting much, primarily because there is so much "news" out there on this topic and it is hard to tell what is real and what is theater.
My biggest problem with AI is that these agents are taught...not necessarily programmed but taught. Well, there's an old saying "garbage in/garbage out". I remember a Joe Rogan show a while back when he had Elon Musk on and they talked about AI and Elon said one of the AIs (can't remember which one, sorry) was asked which was worse, Thermonuclear War or mis-gendering Kaitlyn Jenner and it came back with the answer that mis-gendering was worse. Now forget the politics involved with all the gender stuff we have been subjected to the past few years.....to say that mis-gendering is worse than the killing of hundreds of millions, perhaps billions of human beings.....Kaitlyn Jenner included.....is simply insane not to mention incredibly dangerous.

Agents need appropriate context to make what would be understood as the correct read in a situation like that, and that Gemini answer was a clear miss on that front.

That said, we've also seen Musk (and/or his team) put his thumb on the scale (or just release a very poor product) with his own deployed AI since:


In the end, it's all a tool. Have to know how to use it and deploy it properly or it needs sufficient guardrails to steer people towards doing so (what Muse is excelling at currently IMO). I'm routinely interacting with several agents a day operating various processes locally and in services I use, and there are numerous others silently spun up to perform actions or satisfy requests from my prompts.

Related to earlier discussion in the thread on leveraging local inference: this kind of analysis happening behind the scenes is something everyone will have built into Windows, IMO. Most people won't see all of this, just the results, unless they want to dig into how the fix was chosen. Stuff like this will be standard as agents get local system access baked in, and more of the inference itself moves on-device.

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Good thing not everyone will have to learn the hard way then. The same tools can explain why something broke.



This is true of literally anything, though.

Happy to agree to disagree, but I'm already enjoying the dividends personally and helping others at work and at home do the same.
You invested in datacenters?
meStevo
You invested in datacenters?


Though, I do have stocks in my portfolio that benefit from data centers.