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hi there,
i hav just tried to get Astra 19E with my spare amstrad sky digibox, it actually finds the channels and adds channels but when i try to watch em it says "no satellite signal received" ??? if there would be no signal it wouldnt pick up the channels in the first place, so my question is: is the skybox blockin me from watchin the channels ??? |
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Hi,
I assume that you are doing it right. You have to go to where the extra channels are stored to view them, as they will not appear in the EPG. If an EPG channel is selected the box will be looking for a channel on 28E but won't get any as you're re-aligned to 19E, so the message will appear. |
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Are you watching them through the Add Channels facility? Thats the only way it can be made to work
(Services 6 on a normal sky box)
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hi, thanx for the reply
this is the page i got all the info from: http://www.satcure.co.uk/tech/astra19.htm but that was 2001, so im not sure if it still works??? |
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I haven't tried it since though as I now use a 'proper' satellite receiver, as the Sly receivers are too limited. |
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I had it working a few months back, but digiboxes can get mighty confused on other satellites. Only do it as a last resort. You'll end up jumping on it.
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you'd be better with a cheap free to air receiver.
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My Pace 2500s chucks a wobler big time if its been off 28.2e for any length of time
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And my Panny 30
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