Did anybody ever manage to lock this signal?Known PLS for 30 West - 11492 V , DVB-S2/8PSK , SR-7522 , FEC-8/9 ?
Did anybody ever manage to lock this signal?
The parameters would give a TS bitrate of ~19.9Mbps which would be exactly enough to carry the Portuguese DVB-T signal.
11512V (Orange France) on 5°W was turned off today, maybe this will become the final French multistream? Or 11555V when the Fransat SD information is switched off. I guess we'll find out soon
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That's a great catch, but Portuguese DVB-T mux is still missing though.
That's a great catch, but Portuguese DVB-T mux is still missing though.
@EnoSat: thank you for the links. Abertis however uses Transport Layer Scrambling. Whole terrestrial muxes are encapsulated as one data PID, which is encrypted using BISS.
Do you think there might be transponders using Physical Layer Scrambling on Hispasat? Does your Teleman S1680 show more transponders that we could investigate?
Known ABERTIS transponder on Hylas 1 ?
12403V and 12483V ?
Same channels as Hispasat ?
5W 11509H5W 11509H now switched to suspected PLS DVB-S2 (Symbol rate 29500 or 30000).
Stream IDs and PLS mode/code unknown. May be GOLD 121212 like 12648V (these are extremely likely to be French TNT channels like 12648)? Please can anybody help?
Gold: 50416
5W 11509H
Code:Gold: 50416