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African Satellite World and Sat Gear

Apart from strong 4950h are their any other Stb that supports auto roll locally
I'm planning to upgrade from strong 4922
 
no more sp24 even on autoroll
Only on your side, still rolling and kicking.

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hi mates help please nimeupgrade my 4950H v3.58 still no show kwa sp24
Try the following:
- Ensure that the pvu keys match their respective tps
- Tune to another channel in the same tp, e.g. Pr*me U>S>, EYETV and wait for a moment.
- Go to the specific tp and search the specific tp.
- Come back and report your findings...
All the best. Viva FTA
 
Try the following:
- Ensure that the pvu keys match their respective tps
- Tune to another channel in the same tp, e.g. Pr*me U>S>, EYETV and wait for a moment.
- Go to the specific tp and search the specific tp.
- Come back and report your findings...
All the best. Viva FTA

In addition to this, edit the tp from 4133v (which is wrong) to 4133h in the key section. Delete the other duplicates.
 
Hi all. Is there a locally available receiver that is full autoroll and supports several sats?
 
Hi all. Is there a locally available receiver that is full autoroll and supports several sats?
If by full auto*roll you mean those powerful things, then I am using a freesat V7 combo and I am on 57, 68.5 (K&C), 76, that are heavily powerful dependent (plus 5e, 7e, 7/8w and 22w). If by full auto*roll you mean rolling everything in the galaxy, I will be following the contribution by fellow ASAS mates too, to discover if there is any.
 
hi guyz is it possible to open the powervu channels on astra4a 4.8east intrested in cartoon netw*rk n discov*ry channels
 
Cisco adds security to SPN content
India’s Sony Pictures Networks (SPN) is protecting the launch of its latest high definition (HD) channels with Cisco VideoGuard technology.
The broadcaster will utilise Cisco’s VideoGuard Everywhere software-based video service protection solution to secure its primary content distribution to a wide variety of devices.

“Our content is our most valuable asset. Securing that content from piracy and today’s sophisticated hackers is a top priority for us. Our work with Cisco to deploy an advanced security solution across our network and content distribution platforms will help us protect our premium content for subscribers,” said NP Singh, CEO, Sony Pictures Networks.

Sanjay Kaul, managing director, sales, India and SAARC, Cisco, added: “As one of the leading regional satellite operators in Asia Pacific, Sony Pictures Networks India will now be one of the most advanced and secure content distribution platforms in Asia Pacific.

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If by full auto*roll you mean those powerful things, then I am using a freesat V7 combo and I am on 57, 68.5 (K&C), 76, that are heavily powerful dependent (plus 5e, 7e, 7/8w and 22w). If by full auto*roll you mean rolling everything in the galaxy, I will be following the contribution by fellow ASAS mates too, to discover if there is any.
Hi Gich. What i mean is, all sats receivable in a given region let's say 57e to 91.5e. Does it support "all the tps" in each sat and in all the said sats? Does it automatically roll or it needs to be internet connected to do so. Does it autoroll immediately upon the release of new keys?
 
thanks edson so the only intresting channel on that sat thats fta is etv
Hallo vince455, Astra4a is the sat that hosts RT, France 24, DW, Africanews, CCTVs, TV5 Monde among others as FTA under the Sub-Saharan Africa Beam. ETV used to have FTA news feeds on this sat but I haven't pursued them in over a year, so I'm not sure if the ETV feeds are as regular as they used to be. I have through this forum learnt that ETV is @ 3˚W under Tandberg encryption. So technically, it's not FTA.
 
Hi Gich. What i mean is, all sats receivable in a given region let's say 57e to 91.5e. Does it support "all the tps" in each sat and in all the said sats? Does it automatically roll or it needs to be internet connected to do so. Does it autoroll emediately
Support all tps, no need for internet
 
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