NC = NO Comment
This is BBC Parliament NEWS Feed with Discussions and Voting regarding Brexit unlikely to be of any interest whatsoever to 99.99% of people these days .
Feed is MPEG 4 - HDTV - 4:2:0 and has been active for past few months [ Surprising you only found this feed now ] ?
or most likely Copied it from other source ?
But FEC [ Forward Error Correction ] is Not Known on this occasion simply because likely Feed was not tested or required to have FEC inputted with Linux Enigma2 Receiver as most true feedhunters do not rely on Linux and their weak tuners for Finding Feeds .
(FEC) or channel coding is a technique used for controlling errors in data transmission over unreliable or noisy communication channels.
hopefully this detailed info has helped ?
Thanks. That feed was copied from the live feeds section just as an example. I was just wondering if NC it meant something special as I am not having much luck with receiving any feeds at the moment.
When I was in the sat game about 10 years ago, S2 was just becoming popular and most feeds were still on S1/QPSK, and I had no trouble getting the majority of them. I have just recently set everything back up, and as I was having no luck I thought I would ask just in case I was missing something. I am using DVB Dream and it has so many modulation options, I thought maybe it was related to one of those.
Anyway, I guess either my LNBF is degraded, or my dish has warped (although I did check with the string method). Its a 1.2m alloy dish / steel backing plate prime focus, so really I shouldn't be having so much trouble. Something must be wrong somewhere, although I get good SNR's on all other channels, i.e. 0.8w 12303V 27500 8PSK I get 98S/82%Q, 7E 10887V 30000 S2-QPSK I get 98S/72Q, so who knows
