125 w c band

[stinkygopher1]

I have been trying to get Music Choice on 125 west on c band but it won't scan in and it won't let me add it manually. Is there something I am not doing?When I try to add tp 4140 V 30000 it says it already exists but I don't see it in the list.What gives?

 

[Magic Static]

I have been trying to get Music Choice on 125 west on c band but it won't scan in and it won't let me add it manually. Is there something I am not doing?When I try to add tp 4140 V 30000 it says it already exists but I don't see it in the list.What gives?

It would help to know what receiver and other equipment you are using. Maybe you could add a signature with that info?

 

[stinkygopher1]

It would help to know what receiver and other equipment you are using

Sure! The receiver is a GT Media Freesat V7S and the LNBF is a C1W-PLL lite Wideband 3.4 - 4.2GHz from Brian.The dish is a 10 ft.

Dave

 

[arlo]

The catch phrase for decoding the music choice channels in a receiver is ACS/VCS.
The OsMio receivers do it very well

 

[stinkygopher1]

The catch phrase for decoding the music choice channels in a receiver is ACS/VCS.
The OsMio receivers do it very well

So the cheaper receivers don't have ACS/VCS?

 

[arlo]

So the cheaper receivers don't have ACS/VCS?

Google is your friend, buddy.
One hit came up with skysat V20. Another hit.....ibravebox f10s. Both non-Linux firmware chinaboxes.

 

[Titanium]

Music Choice service uses VCM and not CCM. CCM is Constant Coding Modulation and a typical format supported by appliance STBs. VCM is Variable Coding Modulation and an extension adding two way negotiation is ACM Adaptive Coding Modulation.

VCM is supported by the Edision OS Mio 4k and Mio + along with a few other STBs mentioned above.

 

[stinkygopher1]

VCM is supported by the Edision OS Mio 4k and Mio + along with a few other STBs.

Thanks for the logical explanation. Wasn't sure what VCM and CCM stood for.