Transponder Beam detection

[Confusioner]

Hi,

I just google for a while, but couldn't find the answers.

How we can determinate beam name of transponder from NID , SDT, CAT or PAT table while scanning with transport stream analyzer such as TS Reader.

I saw something like this:

Network ID: 5 (0x0005)
Transport Stream ID: 1 (0x0001)
Original Network ID: 42 (0x002a) Version: 2
Descriptor: Network Name Descriptor
DVB-S Orbital Position: 42.0W
Frequency: 12.729 GHz
Modulation: QPSK, DVB-S
Polarity: Horizontal
Symbol Rate: 30000 MSps
FEC: 5/6
Current Network: True

I know looking for a satellite site, such as flysat, lyngsat would be answer. But I am looking for a technical answer. How I can find beam name of transponder? Help me out guys

 

[digiblur]

All depends on the provider. In the US, DishNetwork uses the transport stream ID to mark the beam numbers. But in your case that doesn't look like it.

 

[Smith P.]

Practically you can't.
On our side we could dig FCC documents, checking LiL assignmets to the particular SB and could deduct from there.
Not sure about Europe or Turkey.

 

[Confusioner]

Got it. But if its so how satellite frequency listing sites (flysat, lyngsat, tracksat, kingofsat) finds beam of transponder? Still curious about it