African Satellite World and Sat Gear

[Lovelystallion]

arsenal vs Liverpool live irib varzesh.

 

[bra.kop]

arsenal vs Liverpool live irib varzesh.

also on ptv sports

 

[bra.kop]

Aviation tv is on which sat?

terrestrial on signet platform

 

[Genesat]

Even with the love for free things read FTA, I would rather pay dstv premium and enjoy 38 months of stress free entertainment or 310 months of azam. Just out of curiosity where do you draw the line and how free is FTA if it means spending colossal amounts of money and time on roofs some which are dangerous?

FTA is more about the thrill of pursuit rather than the end of it!What keeps us going is the challenge.Cost is not the issue here.Some members here have equipment that can buy you years of premium pay tv, but wheres the fun in that?Personally, i have a thousand plus channels, most of which i rarely watch.But everytime i learn that a new channel is out there but within reach, i relish the opportunity to go up the roof to tinker with my hardware!I get a rush just thinking of going up there!Its like a man-woman thing.The fun is in the chasing!Sat hunting is fun despite the occasional heartbreaking moments when you just cant seem to get what your fellow satmates are getting. As for danger,its lurking everywhere but it didnt stop us from climbing high trees at very young ages.If you seriously considered all the "dangerous" things that could happen to you in one day, you would never get out of your house!or your bed for that matter!A guy i know used to climb up a pylon trying to find FM radio frequencies!:becky:
That aside, the sheer amount of information i have gathered about satellite communication on this forum and other sources as a result of the interest in FTA is huge!If i had pay tv,i wouldnt have had the patience to learn all this stuff!And believe me, it feels good to know this stuff!:msela:

 

[Genesat]

terrestrial on signet platform

They're skating on very thin ice!

 

[Majay]

You just said it, very very thin ice

 

[bat]

Israeli channel on ses 5 fta 12015 h 29950

 

[guuye11]

hi all hope you are all fine. Is there any receiver that cann open idman azerbeijen without the rs.? Thank you kungu and other former rdi mates for your wonderful guide. You can trust me to test fring signals

 

[new man]

Yap. use i box 3030 reciver.

 

[sirmeus]

Am enjoying the unscrambled signals on Amos 5. I hope they are there to stay. But again am thinking its just a Christmas thing.

 

[abu i-man]

Am enjoying the unscrambled signals on Amos 5. I hope they are there to stay. But again am thinking its just a Christmas thing.

Could be. i have to ask; is it just me or does the picture quality on those channels look cheap. If that is what Azam or Zing offers basi wacha ikae.

 

[heviejob]

Could be. i have to ask; is it just me or does the picture quality on those channels look cheap. If that is what Azam or Zing offers basi wacha ikae.

Being an ambassador of azam, their picture quality is great, ask those who have it. But as usual if its free we can accept ok quality.

 

[Lovelystallion]

Could be. i have to ask; is it just me or does the picture quality on those channels look cheap. If that is what Azam or Zing offers basi wacha ikae.

you mean all channels on amos 5 are open? or just some?

 

[techdee]

RADIO Africa Group has today unveiled a digital network platform via a free-to-view service known as Bamba TV, making it the first team of local broadcasters to embrace digital migration head-on. The service will be offered under its newly established subsidiary, Lancia Digital Broadcast, and will be accessed over free-to-view decoders. The set-top boxes are on sale for a one-off cost of Sh3,299, without recurring monthly charges or subscriptions as is the case with pay-TV, effectively reducing the digital switch-over costs for most Kenyan households. Radio Africa Group has disclosed it will invest up to $10 million (Sh905 million) in the service over the next few years. Bamba TV has been piloted for the past 12 months, and the signal is now live in Nairobi and its environs ahead of the December 31 deadline for the analogue signal. Bamba TV will be available countrywide by March, when Kenya is expected to complete the analogue-to-digital broadcasting switch off. The new service will offer 50-plus channels, up to 24 of which will be international – exclusive to Bamba TV – while the rest will be local free-to-air channels. “We have been on the road for over a year, striking deals with the greatest TV channels around the world, and now we can offer all these amazing channels to Kenyans for free,” said Danny Mucira, the general manager for Bamba TV. “We believe that Kenyans who cannot afford to pay for TV should have access to top quality entertainment. So, Bamba TV has no monthly subscriptions and it is free for life.” The service is poised to be Kenya’s premier family entertainment platform, airing children's programmes, movies and entertainment, fashion, sports, documentaries and news channels. The free-to-view package on digital terrestrial television is a first on the continent. Al Jazeera English and France 24 English are among four international news channels to be accessed on Bamba TV. It will also have two sports channels, including one for wrestling. “We are now providing the digital dividends for the ordinary Kenyan – the best TV channels, free for the rest of their lives. Kenyans will ‘Bambika ki Sonko with Bamba TV’,” Mucira said. “We will also create a diversity of voices and afford Kenyan producers the opportunity to build and launch their own channels on Bamba TV.” Radio Africa Group has dominated the Kenyan radio scene over the past 14 years and made an indelible mark on the newspaper scene with the Star. Besides Bamba TV, its stable boasts most-listened-to stations, including Classic 105, Kiss 100, Radio Jambo, 105.5 Xfm and Jambo Turkana. It also owns Kiss TV.

 

[abu i-man]

you mean all channels on amos 5 are open? or just some?

About 30 or so channels. Majority of which i already have from my existing set up. The difference for me are the indian channels colours, zee tv and cinema that have the ladies in my house praying for continuity.

 

[imei2012]

RADIO Africa Group has today unveiled a digital network platform via a free-to-view service known as Bamba TV, making it the first team of local broadcasters to embrace digital migration head-on. The service will be offered under its newly established subsidiary, Lancia Digital Broadcast, and will be accessed over free-to-view decoders. The set-top boxes are on sale for a one-off cost of Sh3,299, without recurring monthly charges or subscriptions as is the case with pay-TV, effectively reducing the digital switch-over costs for most Kenyan households. Radio Africa Group has disclosed it will invest up to $10 million (Sh905 million) in the service over the next few years. Bamba TV has been piloted for the past 12 months, and the signal is now live in Nairobi and its environs ahead of the December 31 deadline for the analogue signal. Bamba TV will be available countrywide by March, when Kenya is expected to complete the analogue-to-digital broadcasting switch off. The new service will offer 50-plus channels, up to 24 of which will be international – exclusive to Bamba TV – while the rest will be local free-to-air channels. “We have been on the road for over a year, striking deals with the greatest TV channels around the world, and now we can offer all these amazing channels to Kenyans for free,” said Danny Mucira, the general manager for Bamba TV. “We believe that Kenyans who cannot afford to pay for TV should have access to top quality entertainment. So, Bamba TV has no monthly subscriptions and it is free for life.” The service is poised to be Kenya’s premier family entertainment platform, airing children's programmes, movies and entertainment, fashion, sports, documentaries and news channels. The free-to-view package on digital terrestrial television is a first on the continent. Al Jazeera English and France 24 English are among four international news channels to be accessed on Bamba TV. It will also have two sports channels, including one for wrestling. “We are now providing the digital dividends for the ordinary Kenyan – the best TV channels, free for the rest of their lives. Kenyans will ‘Bambika ki Sonko with Bamba TV’,” Mucira said. “We will also create a diversity of voices and afford Kenyan producers the opportunity to build and launch their own channels on Bamba TV.” Radio Africa Group has dominated the Kenyan radio scene over the past 14 years and made an indelible mark on the newspaper scene with the Star. Besides Bamba TV, its stable boasts most-listened-to stations, including Classic 105, Kiss 100, Radio Jambo, 105.5 Xfm and Jambo Turkana. It also owns Kiss TV.

Am opposed to each tv station launching its own set top box ie decoder they could all agree on one terrestrial box and another satellite one what am foreseeing is next week ktn will launch theirs next citizen and so own this is duplication of efforts !

 

[flybird]

Am opposed to each tv station launching its own set top box ie decoder they could all agree on one terrestrial box and another satellite one what am foreseeing is next week ktn will launch theirs next citizen and so own this is duplication of efforts !

Variety is good so thaat one can choose their hearts desires. Radio Africa that's the way to go!!!

 

[bra.kop]

Am opposed to each tv station launching its own set top box ie decoder they could all agree on one terrestrial box and another satellite one what am foreseeing is next week ktn will launch theirs next citizen and so own this is duplication of efforts !

so long as no dtt is signal secured everything will be ok.ktn citizen and ntv will use one infrastructure as per the license agreement.it a wise move by times group(radio africa)

 

[abu i-man]

Aviation TV showing the equalizer. Let's hope Hollywood won't slap the with a law suit very soon

Have our worst fears about Aviation tv been confirmed? Its all rainbow-themed 'curtain' and no movies.

 

[Majay]

I guess so bcoz after showing the equalizer, there's no activity going on.