[linux-dvb] Scan Data for DVB-S in North America
Dave Schile
daveschile at hotmail.com
Mon Aug 21 22:44:39 CEST 2006
Sorry, but it came across for me as a bin file. That's also how it shows up
in the mailing list archive See it at:
http://linuxtv.org/pipermail/linux-dvb/2006-August/012361.html
>Dave Schile schrieb:
>>>I have compiled by hand, from LyngSat, scan data for most FTA satellites
>>>visible in North America, and I would like it to be made available to
>>>anyone that wants it. I have not included any subscription channels, or
>>>NTSC. Many of these channels are on the air only rarely (feeds). Some are
>>>encrypted, as there are some transponders (especially on IA5) that have
>>>both encrypted and clear channels. For FEC I used AUTO, because I'm lazy
>>>and on my system it works just as well as specifying it. With my system I
>>>get about 190 TV and 80 radio channels.
>>>
>>>I am attaching the data as a .tar.gz file (hope this is the correct
>>>procedure).
>>>
>>>Garnet
>>
>>
>>why is it a .bin file. what are you trying to pull?
>>
>
>Well, it's a normal gzipped tar-archive. No .bin file to be seen on my
>computer.
>
>Cheers, Tobias
>
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