I was very excited about the potential of UonTV when I first heard of it, but alas, as many of us here know, it's basically turned into a 24-hour-a-day infomercial channel. It still occasionally airs something interesting, but judging from a few posts I've read here from several months ago, it used to be much better.
I noticed something weird, though. Last night I got my Fortec Lifetime Classic and set it up. My dish is fixed and pointed at IA5, so naturally I started looking for all the channels I had with my last receiver. I couldn't find UonTV for the life of me, even with a blind scan. I finally went to Lyngsat and looked up the parameters only to discover that the Fortec had found it - it just had a different name. My last receiver, the craptastic one, identified it as UONTV, so I thought the Fortec would, too. But it identified it as something else - four letters, starts with "S", can't remember right now exactly what it was. But to top it off, it was showing some religious cartoon. Has UonTV simply changed formats or what? Their web site is still up, but it looks like nobody's actually on their forums or anything, and the web pages for buying time seem to be broken.
I noticed something weird, though. Last night I got my Fortec Lifetime Classic and set it up. My dish is fixed and pointed at IA5, so naturally I started looking for all the channels I had with my last receiver. I couldn't find UonTV for the life of me, even with a blind scan. I finally went to Lyngsat and looked up the parameters only to discover that the Fortec had found it - it just had a different name. My last receiver, the craptastic one, identified it as UONTV, so I thought the Fortec would, too. But it identified it as something else - four letters, starts with "S", can't remember right now exactly what it was. But to top it off, it was showing some religious cartoon. Has UonTV simply changed formats or what? Their web site is still up, but it looks like nobody's actually on their forums or anything, and the web pages for buying time seem to be broken.
