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7°E 10722V 27500 BBC Eur Feed 5 (SID 13975) No CA PIDs, but the MP2 audio PID shows as encrypted (PID 7342), does anyone know any more?

According to Wireshark, it has two IPs (224.1.3.1 and 224.1.3.3), 224.1.3.3 seems to be the larger one with some kind of big data stream, and 224.1.3.1 seems to contain some kind of clear metadata, maybe about the content of the other IP - "tar ar 1.log" "PDSender"

Both are definitely weaker, 11653H with the Canary Islands streams was always quite weak here (southern UK) but seems to be around 1dB lower than before (9.2dB C/N), and 12548V is around 10dB C/N as yesterday, down around 3dB on before. 80cm dish.

Yes, down about 3dB here - 12631V is at 13.7dB and 12548V is coming in now at around 10.0dB C/N. Before today it was usually around 13dB here.

It's just because these feeds are mainly for the terrestrial transmitters in Spain (the TDT SAT system is a nice extra possibility!). The system they use allows them to re-assemble the ~20Mbps DVB-T mux from the PID containing the relevant regional version of La 1 HD + RNE/RNE Radio 5, and the...

It looks like it is microMPX. 11461 H PID 521 239.0.10.52:5052 (MPX RTL2) I haven't managed to hear any sound, but the Thimeo MicroMPX decoder seems to register that it's valid data and show an output spectrum as we'd expect.

I'm wondering if the codec being used on 5°W for the MPX services is microMPX. This system can use bitrates from 100-800kbps (these feeds are ~700kbps), and is made for distribution over UDP, as these feeds are (in DVB-MPE). I will have a go with this tool at some point when I get a chance -...

Some more details have appeared about these - https://www.lalettre.pro/La-solution-MPX-numerique-de-RAMI-atout-pour-les-radios-du-Groupe-M6_a33786.html It is MPX audio, in some kind of codec made by this company called RAMI. Their products refer to 192kHz AES MPX, including some of the models...

New BBC Satback transponder on Telstar 15°W - 11043 V 44100 Services encrypted as on 27.5°W, but PMT FTA so services will scan on receivers, for now at least!

Has anybody had any success with decoding the audio from the MPX feeds on 5°W? (11455H 2550 and 11461 H 5780). Each of these (MPX-FUN, MPX-RFM etc) is a DVB-MPE stream with a single IP/port. The payload presumably contains an audio stream in MPX format for FM transmission - this would be a mono...

Some further investigation, the following command collects all the relevant SIDs. I have ignored the HD channels because the EIT is Huffman encoded for those (as on DVB-T2 in the UK and also like the Freesat EPG on 28.2°E), we can re-use the SD EPG. I have chosen BBC ONE NE&C + Wales+Scotland+NI...

Schedule information is extractable from PID58 using TSDuck. All of the SIDs from the UK DVB-T/2 network are present and carried in this EIT data. For example, here to get EIT schedule for SID 0x1045 (BBC One WMid) - tsp -v -I dvb --freq 11495000000 --symbol 44100000 --fec 9/10 --polarity...

Some of the keys in the THCAM settings are probably missing. I think by default I only get some of the streams too using one of these receivers, you have to add the other keys manually or update the key file via USB and then the other services will scan in.

This is great! Thank you :) I'm using a C version myself, but just that I made quickly from code used in another tool (the sat DAB ETI-tools). This here looks much nicer, dedicated for the purpose! Edit: Replaced mine with yours from here, working perfectly. Thanks again

Looks correct, I guess the paste of the code here has just removed the indenting/tabs? (they are important!) The 12548V mux looks correct too, is the URL for your "Abertis PID 702" IPTV mux set to : pipe:///home/hts/Abertis/tdt.sh 1a07a33b4b16c59ad969dfe24a463fcf 702 ? It looks like the...