Yes provided it has biss keys menu
African Satellite World and Sat Gear
African Satellite World and Sat Gear
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Yes provided it has biss keys menu
ndanda masasi
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Ni sh.ngapi je ita nifaa mimi wa strong srt 4922
lapsman
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Njunwa Wamavoko
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DQCAM is for Xmaster,qsat and xman g8
kungu1
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ADTV network announces its strategic collaboration to OSN network, AD Sports channels and AD Drama+ will be available exclusively on OSN from September 1st, and ADM will focus on enhancing the AD Sports and AD Drama+ channels.
The general entertainment channels, Nat Geo channels, Star World and Movies, MBC HD channels and Sky News channels will be discontinued from ADM pay TV platform on 1st September:A S 109:.
However you can continue to watch the AD Sports 3-7 HD and AD Drama+ HD on your existing decoders until your contract expires.
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ADTV network announces its strategic collaboration to OSN network, AD Sports channels and AD Drama+ will be available exclusively on OSN from September 1st, and ADM will focus on enhancing the AD Sports and AD Drama+ channels.
The general entertainment channels, Nat Geo channels, Star World and Movies, MBC HD channels and Sky News channels will be discontinued from ADM pay TV platform on 1st September:A S 109:.
However you can continue to watch the AD Sports 3-7 HD and AD Drama+ HD on your existing decoders until your contract expires.
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felixdepacz
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techdee
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Ouch, the mbcs are getting further and further away. And come to think I was contemplating on buying an adtv decoder!
On the other hand, MBC will loose some revenue since their channels will be watched by fewer people.
Well I doubt. Most ask paying viewers can still access the channels via nilesat just the free one are gone. Actually ASAS is getting very expensive by the day since we need to setup bigger expensive dishes to get fringe signals and there is no place to mount then in rented apartments. Now an looking into buying land moving they're I can setup any size dish.
hehe we love satellite TV
kungu1
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[TD]Package Name[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports Extra[/TD]
[TD]Sports Extra[/TD]
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[TD]Package monthly price[/TD]
[TD]USD 5.20
(add on package to
OSN subscribers)[/TD]
[TD="align: center"]USD 11[/TD]
[TD]USD 19[/TD]
[TD]USD 30[/TD]
[/TR]
[TR]
[TD]Channels[/TD]
[TD][/TD]
[TD][/TD]
[TD][/TD]
[TD][/TD]
[/TR]
[TR]
[TD]AD Sports 3HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 3HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 3HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 3HD[/TD]
[/TR]
[TR]
[TD]AD Sports 4HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 4HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 4HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 4HD[/TD]
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[TD]AD Sports 5HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 5HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 5HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 5HD[/TD]
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[TD]AD Sports 6HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 6HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 6HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 6HD[/TD]
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[TD]AD Sports 7HD*[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 7HD*[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 7HD*[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 7HD*[/TD]
[/TR]
[TR]
[TD]AD Drama+HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Drama+HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Drama+HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Drama+HD[/TD]
[/TR]
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[TD][/TD]
[TD][/TD]
[TD]Nat Geo Wild HD[/TD]
[TD]OSN Sports 4[/TD]
[/TR]
[TR]
[TD][/TD]
[TD][/TD]
[TD]Net Geo People HD[/TD]
[TD]OSN Sports 1[/TD]
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[TR]
[TD][/TD]
[TD][/TD]
[TD]Star World HD[/TD]
[TD]OSN Sports 2[/TD]
[/TR]
[TR]
[TD][/TD]
[TD][/TD]
[TD]Star Movies HD[/TD]
[TD]OSN Sports 3[/TD]
[/TR]
[TR]
[TD][/TD]
[TD][/TD]
[TD]Sky News HD[/TD]
[TD]OSN Sports Cricket[/TD]
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[TD][/TD]
[TD][/TD]
[TD]OSN Sports 4[/TD]
[TD]TEN Cricket[/TD]
[/TR]
[TR]
[TD][/TD]
[TD][/TD]
[TD]Jim Jim[/TD]
[TD]OSN Fight Network[/TD]
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[TR]
[TD][/TD]
[TD][/TD]
[TD][/TD]
[TD]Fuel TV[/TD]
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*AD Sport 7 will also broadcast WWE PPV eventsIf you have an active ADTV Network subscription
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[TD]Package Name[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports Extra[/TD]
[TD]Sports Extra[/TD]
[/TR]
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[TD]Package monthly price[/TD]
[TD]USD 5.20
(add on package to
OSN subscribers)[/TD]
[TD="align: center"]USD 11[/TD]
[TD]USD 19[/TD]
[TD]USD 30[/TD]
[/TR]
[TR]
[TD]Channels[/TD]
[TD][/TD]
[TD][/TD]
[TD][/TD]
[TD][/TD]
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[TD]AD Sports 3HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 3HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 3HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 3HD[/TD]
[/TR]
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[TD]AD Sports 4HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 4HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 4HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 4HD[/TD]
[/TR]
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[TD]AD Sports 5HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 5HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 5HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 5HD[/TD]
[/TR]
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[TD]AD Sports 6HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 6HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 6HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 6HD[/TD]
[/TR]
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[TD]AD Sports 7HD*[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 7HD*[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 7HD*[/TD]
[TD]AD Sports 7HD*[/TD]
[/TR]
[TR]
[TD]AD Drama+HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Drama+HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Drama+HD[/TD]
[TD]AD Drama+HD[/TD]
[/TR]
[TR]
[TD][/TD]
[TD][/TD]
[TD]Nat Geo Wild HD[/TD]
[TD]OSN Sports 4[/TD]
[/TR]
[TR]
[TD][/TD]
[TD][/TD]
[TD]Net Geo People HD[/TD]
[TD]OSN Sports 1[/TD]
[/TR]
[TR]
[TD][/TD]
[TD][/TD]
[TD]Star World HD[/TD]
[TD]OSN Sports 2[/TD]
[/TR]
[TR]
[TD][/TD]
[TD][/TD]
[TD]Star Movies HD[/TD]
[TD]OSN Sports 3[/TD]
[/TR]
[TR]
[TD][/TD]
[TD][/TD]
[TD]Sky News HD[/TD]
[TD]OSN Sports Cricket[/TD]
[/TR]
[TR]
[TD][/TD]
[TD][/TD]
[TD]OSN Sports 4[/TD]
[TD]TEN Cricket[/TD]
[/TR]
[TR]
[TD][/TD]
[TD][/TD]
[TD]Jim Jim[/TD]
[TD]OSN Fight Network[/TD]
[/TR]
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[TD][/TD]
[TD][/TD]
[TD][/TD]
[TD]Fuel TV[/TD]
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*AD Sport 7 will also broadcast WWE PPV eventsIf you have an active ADTV Network subscription
- You will be able to watch AD Sport 3-7 and AD Drama+ until your contract expire
- If you subscribed after March 1st 2014 you can get an OSN HD decoder free of charge if taking a OSN subscription before your ADTV Network subscription expires.
- If you subscribed prior to March 1st 2014 you have to pay US$80 as an admin fees.
- At any time you can move to any OSN packages as per standard OSN upgrade business rules.
- Your ADTV box can be used for free-to-air channels
- You can subscribe to any of AD Sport packages or OSN packages by paying $80 onetime admin fee for hardware and installation.
- If you already have an inactive OSN decoder you can activate any AD Sport package without paying reactivation fee.
- You can add AD Sports add on package for only USD 5.20 per month and continue to use the ADTV decoder for free-to-air channels.
- You can add AD Sports package for only USD 5.20 per month to your OSN subscription when your ADTV Network subscription expires.
At the time for renewal of your AD Sports subscription contact OSN or visit any OSN dealer or outlet for further details. OSN standard terms and conditions apply.
kungu1 i want to contact you but i have minimum post to send you PM can you find a way for contact you?
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kungu1 i want to contact you but i have minimum post to send you PM can you find a way for contact you?
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josephjul40
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kungu1
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Whether it's DTT or satellite, Africa will over the next three years become a multi-channel continent. The number of countries with a single Mr President TV channel with continue to decrease. Last week satellite operator SES upped the stakes by launching a new digital TV platform for West Africa in partnership with Computer Warehouse Group in Nigeria.
SES has already been working with Multi TV in Ghana which has a Free-To-Air bouquet of 28 channels: 10 put together by Multi TV and 18 from other sources. With this many households, Multi TV has now got a reach that begins to be comparable to the existing analogue big players. Furthermore, the satellite beam covers 100% of the country, giving coverage to the 70%+ of Ghana's population that has access to electricity.
SES will seek to repeat this success in Nigeria by offering an independent, local platform. Operating from SES's ASTRA 2F satellite at 28.2 degrees East, this TV platform in Nigeria will be the country's first free-to-air (FTA) DTH digital TV platform and provide the opportunity for broadcasters to reach satellite homes across West Africa that have their dishes pointed to 28.2 degrees East.
The platform will provide end-to-end contribution, ground and space services to local, regional, national and international TV broadcasters across West Africa. SES will be providing the space segment and specific ground services, while CWG will be managing the teleport services as an SES partner teleport operator, providing what it says will be high operational standards. The service will start in September 2014.
So what's in it for West Africa broadcasters in general and Nigerian broadcasters in particular? There are cost-savings in terms of satellite contribution: if you're not sending the signal to Europe or the USA then you can use microwave to reach the platform.
As importantly, it offers satellite space that is tailored to how broadcasters want to operate rather than on historic satellite practice. Instead of having to buy a full transponder from SES, you can simply buy as many channels as you need, offering significant cost and bandwidth efficiencies.
The geographic reach of the satellite offers interesting business model opportunities. If you're a Nigerian broadcaster and you want to offer some of your channels across West Africa, this can be easily achieved.
There are already significant numbers of satellite decoders in the market and if these users get better and wider content, their numbers will grow. African consumers faced with the delays and confusions over the digital transition may well find the idea of a one-off payment for satellite channels very attractive.
It will all depend on there being the equivalent of the UK's Freesat or Freeview platform with some significant profile in the market and a critical mass so that people hear their neighbours talking about what they have available.
The danger for the established TV channels (currently on analogue) is that they find themselves caught between aggressive Pay TV operators at the bottom end of the pricing range (like Star Times and DStv's Go TV) and the flood of new niche channels from wannabees once there are enough DTT decoders in the market.
Rwanda has just finished its digital transition with a hard stop, depriving 51,000 households of a TV signal. Larger countries like Nigeria will not be able to pull off this illusionist's trick. 51,000 TV households without a signal in Rwanda may not lead a consumer revolt but tens of millions treated the same way in Nigeria certainly would. This means that the field of competition between DTT and satellite delivery will remain wide open for several years to come.
Theodore Asampong, Sales Director for the Western African region of SES told us:"We want to extend our channel neighborhood for Nigeria. And we are focused on Free-To-Air TV channels for the moment and will support them - in combination with our operational experiences from Europe - with any ambitions for any types of encrypted services in the future."
😛layball: Hope the same happens for the rest of Africa.
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[TD]Astra​ 2F West Africa Spotbeam[/TD]
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Whether it's DTT or satellite, Africa will over the next three years become a multi-channel continent. The number of countries with a single Mr President TV channel with continue to decrease. Last week satellite operator SES upped the stakes by launching a new digital TV platform for West Africa in partnership with Computer Warehouse Group in Nigeria.
SES has already been working with Multi TV in Ghana which has a Free-To-Air bouquet of 28 channels: 10 put together by Multi TV and 18 from other sources. With this many households, Multi TV has now got a reach that begins to be comparable to the existing analogue big players. Furthermore, the satellite beam covers 100% of the country, giving coverage to the 70%+ of Ghana's population that has access to electricity.
SES will seek to repeat this success in Nigeria by offering an independent, local platform. Operating from SES's ASTRA 2F satellite at 28.2 degrees East, this TV platform in Nigeria will be the country's first free-to-air (FTA) DTH digital TV platform and provide the opportunity for broadcasters to reach satellite homes across West Africa that have their dishes pointed to 28.2 degrees East.
The platform will provide end-to-end contribution, ground and space services to local, regional, national and international TV broadcasters across West Africa. SES will be providing the space segment and specific ground services, while CWG will be managing the teleport services as an SES partner teleport operator, providing what it says will be high operational standards. The service will start in September 2014.
So what's in it for West Africa broadcasters in general and Nigerian broadcasters in particular? There are cost-savings in terms of satellite contribution: if you're not sending the signal to Europe or the USA then you can use microwave to reach the platform.
As importantly, it offers satellite space that is tailored to how broadcasters want to operate rather than on historic satellite practice. Instead of having to buy a full transponder from SES, you can simply buy as many channels as you need, offering significant cost and bandwidth efficiencies.
The geographic reach of the satellite offers interesting business model opportunities. If you're a Nigerian broadcaster and you want to offer some of your channels across West Africa, this can be easily achieved.
There are already significant numbers of satellite decoders in the market and if these users get better and wider content, their numbers will grow. African consumers faced with the delays and confusions over the digital transition may well find the idea of a one-off payment for satellite channels very attractive.
It will all depend on there being the equivalent of the UK's Freesat or Freeview platform with some significant profile in the market and a critical mass so that people hear their neighbours talking about what they have available.
The danger for the established TV channels (currently on analogue) is that they find themselves caught between aggressive Pay TV operators at the bottom end of the pricing range (like Star Times and DStv's Go TV) and the flood of new niche channels from wannabees once there are enough DTT decoders in the market.
Rwanda has just finished its digital transition with a hard stop, depriving 51,000 households of a TV signal. Larger countries like Nigeria will not be able to pull off this illusionist's trick. 51,000 TV households without a signal in Rwanda may not lead a consumer revolt but tens of millions treated the same way in Nigeria certainly would. This means that the field of competition between DTT and satellite delivery will remain wide open for several years to come.
Theodore Asampong, Sales Director for the Western African region of SES told us:"We want to extend our channel neighborhood for Nigeria. And we are focused on Free-To-Air TV channels for the moment and will support them - in combination with our operational experiences from Europe - with any ambitions for any types of encrypted services in the future."
😛layball: Hope the same happens for the rest of Africa.
Hi. this is what i do. when it says scrambled, i open another digiturk channel in this case nat geo. then i go back to idman and guess what, the live game oozes in. you can give it a try.
Matandiko Ingoi
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I did install some new software on it. Haven't seen the BISS Key menu... Hebu shed some extra light. I need to crack BeIN Sports for fun and some other channels..
freddygaz
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The 7w neighbourhood going gloomy by each passing day.....the only remaining pay tv channels left which are pocket friendly to us around the equator are the MBC HD & MY HD.....For me I would go for MY HD located at Badr coz they offer a variety of channels 48 all in HD an afew in SD.....the beam is tight as per the modulation..
would suggest a BUD to bring it down
happy hunting
How pocket friendly is the MyHD bouquet decorder+subscription?
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