[vdr] Re: Where is Huygens Probe Arrival at Titan on DVB-S?

[Rainer Zocholl <UseNet-Posting-Nospam-74308-@zocki.toppoint.de>]

marcus-klein@freenet.de(Marcus Klein)  13.01.05 22:06

>> Tomorrow Friday 14th ESA will tramsmit "live" from space on Astra.
>>
>> http://television.esa.int/photos/Astra.pdf
>>
>> states only:
>>
>> ASTRA 1G at 19 degrees East
>> Transponder: 1108 (DVB -MPEG-2, MCPC)
>> Polarisation vertical - Frequency 12551,5 MHz
>> Symbol Rate 22000 MS/sec - FEC 5/6 - Service Name ESA (Astravision)
>>
>>

>I found two channels for ESA in my channels.conf. 

That's Ok.
10832 is the "old" ESA channel which will be turned off soon

But:
There is not a single 10xxx transponder in my channels.conf, Why?

Is VDR 1.3x not scanning LoFreq?


>The current display of both channels

ESA does simulcast on both.

>announces that broadcasting starts at 14-Jan 08:00GMT. 

that's 9:00 (CET) in Germany, or?

 

>I think this channels are what you are looking for and both
>match the transponder values described in
>http://television.esa.int/photos/Astra.pdf. Here are the two entries
>of my channels.conf:

>ESA;Astra:10832:hC56:S19.2E:22000:55:56:0:0:61950:1:1057:0

Mising here.

>ESA;ASTRA:12552:vC56:S19.2E:22000:305:306=eng:0:0:3995:1:1108:0

In my channel.conf it was named by VDR 1.3.18:
ASTRA VISION 2;ASTRA:12552:vC56:S19.2E:22000:305:306=eng:0:0:3995:1:1108:0


Rainer