Yesterday USA ?

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1160 is the video PID
1620 is the audio PID, if Yesterday USA is what you're after
1160 is the PCR PID

I'm using a Fortec Lifetime Classic N.A.

do a manual PID scan
 
Thats the issue I don't know how to do a manual PID scan onthe Mercury II receiver. :(

From the mercury manual:

To add a channel (Page 20):
Satellite: Select the satellite you want to add the channel to.
Transponder: Select TP frequency that the channel is on. If the TP does not exist in the list, you will need to add the TP first in the Antenna Setup menu.
Channel Name: Enter the new channel name by pressing the alphabetic buttons.
Video PID: Enter the Video PID value by pressing the numeric buttons.
Audio PID: Enter the Audio PID value by pressing the numeric buttons.
PCR PID: Enter the PCR PID value by pressing the numeric buttons.
Store: Press OK to save data. The channel will be added to the Channel List.

To add a transponder (Page 11):
Satellite: Select the satellite that you want to get the signal from.
Frequency: Enter the TP frequency with the numeric button or select one using the < VOL > buttons.
Polarity: Select Vertical or Horizontal polarity.
Symbol Rate: Enter the TP symbol rate value with the numeric button.
Network Scan: You can select NIT (Network Information Table) scan On/Off.
Save Edit: You can save/delete edited TP.
If you press the Green button, it will start to search all channels on the selected TP.
If you press the Yellow button, it will start to search only FTA (Free-to-air channels on the selected TP.
 
Can anyone get this station to tune in on a Fortec Mecury II receiver?

I can get the TXCN channels on 12060/V/26700

But I cant get audio on the 1160 audio PID.

I don't have a Fortec Mercury II, but I will give my thought. Are you tuning the correct channel (YUSA is on Left or Right, not stereo) and are you hooked up with that receiver that you get L or R outputted on both audio output connections? I think if you set output to mono and select L or R (whichever is correct) and make sure you're tuned to the right audio pid, you should be able to get the audio just fine.

BTW, I believe the AMC-3 Ku feed info is outdated (if it's the service I'm thinking of that might have been at those AMC-3 coordinates, it's on a different frequency now and I'll have to check it out and see if I can find YUSA on that service).
 
the galaxy 11 scans in on the TV side as "HSTN" via blind scan
scrambled channel
12.059 V
26.700
1560 Vpid
1520 Apid
1560 Ppid

good clear sound USE this one :)

I don't find the sound "good" on any of the feeds. Sounds like someone is idling a chain saw in the background. Very distracting.:(
 
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