NBC East & West Coast Feeds

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ECruzBUD

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SEATTLE, WA.

• May 22, 2009

• #1

Hi Folks,

Do anyone knows what satellite is NBC East and West Coast feeds???
If they are, which digital format are they?? DVB, MPEG2, or MPEG4??
Would FTA receiver picks them up?? Like tv stations receives as a
NBC's carrier for viewers.

Thank you,

Eugene

 

teachsac

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• May 22, 2009

• #2

SAme message....

Try asking in the FTA forum. THis is for programming.

S~

 

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Mr Tony

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• Jun 2, 2009

• #3

moved to correct forum

 

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Mr Tony

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• Jun 2, 2009

• #4

NBC is on AMC18 (105W) in DVB-S2

if you have KU its on AMC1 in both DVB-S2 and 4:2:2

 

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Lone Cloud

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• Jun 5, 2009

• #5

Spotbeamed?

Anyone know if the NBC S-2 channels off of 105 w AMC 18 are spotbeamed?

I have tried a lot of different configurations and get nothing. I am in the Southern California general area and have good enough equipment to get the channels - TT3200 for example.

Maybe, instead of it being a spot it transmits in, with no signal outside of the spot, it's a spot they don't transmit in. with everything outside of the spot receiving.

I don't know but there aren't too many explanations left that make any sense.

 

Pismire

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• Jun 5, 2009

• #6

Skew your lnb more, I mean a lot more. The skew on that sat is way off.

 

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Mr Tony

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• Jun 5, 2009

• #7

105W isnt skewed wrong...thats 103 KU Band

they are not on spotbeam...they're CONUS on AMC18 C-Band or AMC1 KU Band