Sky & Satellite Weekly News Thread, Week #21

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• jimbo Posts: 16,279

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  24/05/14 - 19:48 #2

  9. Live TV-streaming service TVCatchup has introduced a catch-up service, for the UK’s four major TV broadcasters More.
  
  10. Best of British TV, the OTT channel backed by Midsomer Murders producer all3media, is to expand its availability. Video software specialists Easel TV, which runs the service, is planning a launch on iPads and iPhones and will also debut on Xbox 360 in the next few months. More.
  
  11. Sky has left the door open to a possible carriage deal with Netflix, similar to that being introduced by Virgin allowing customers to the cablenet to login to their account through TiVo. More.
  
  12. SES is showcasing two Ultra HD demo channels in the new HEVC standard at the SES stand at IBC 2013. The Ultra HD demo channels will be broadcast via SES’ prime European orbital position of 19.2 degrees East. For one of the Ultra HD channels, SES partners with Sky Deutschland and Harmonic to deliver an exciting array of Ultra HD content consisting of sports matches, blockbuster movies and documentaries to the first actual Ultra HD consumer set top boxes – from Humax and Technicolor – connected to a Sony 84-inch 4K TV screen. More.
  
  13. Freesat has launched a new low cost satellite receiver, bringing its connected service Freetime for around £99. The HUMAX-manufactured HD box will be available at John Lewis, Currys PC World and a range of independents. Included on Freetime are On Demand services BBC iPlayer, ITV Player, 4oD, Demand 5 and YouTube in addition to the 180 linear digital TV and radio channels. More.
  
  14. SES says it expects Europe to be an early adopter of Ultra-HD. Certainly the IBC halls are awash with live – or near-live – test transmissions of 4K for TV (3840 x 2160 pixels). Ferdinand Kayser, SES’s CCO, told journalists that sales of Ultra-HD displays were currently modest, but would pick up over the next year or two. SES is demonstrating a pair of Ultra-HD channels using HEVC for IBC which are transmitting from 19.2 deg East. One of the channels, set up with Fraunhofer HHI, is transmitting using HEVC at higher frame rates. More.
  
  15. UK comms regulator Ofcom has completed a research programme funded by the Intellectual Property Office designed to improve understanding of consumers’ behaviour and attitudes towards lawful and unlawful access of copyright material using the Internet. A core finding is that a small proportion of infringers account for the large majority of infringements. More.
  
  16. Virgin Media has announced that it will bring VOD service Netflix onto a pay-TV platform for the first time. Using the Netflix app, Virgin Media TiVo households will be able to watch Netflix series, documentaries, comedy and kids titles through their set-top box. Netflix will be available to Virgin Media TiVo homes this year, starting with a pilot launching in mid September. More.
  
  17. Channel 5 owner Richard Desmond has weighed into the retransmission fees debate and called on the government to ensure public sector broadcasters are protected from pressure from UK platforms such as Sky and US giants such as Amazon. In a rare public speech, the Northern & Shell chairman will reassert C5’s public service credentials and tell the Royal Television Society Cambridge Convention that TV regulation is in danger of lagging behind the industry. More.
  
  18. The DTT platform Freeview is at the heart of British TV and will strengthen, not diminish, its position in the years to come, according to Charles Constable, MD, Digital Platforms Division, Arqiva. Speaking at the Westminster eForum Keynote Seminar Mobile, TV and whitespace spectrum: regulation, competition and innovation, he added that demand for DTT is growing in the UK, with 1.2 million more homes choosing it as a primary service at the end of 2018 compared to at the end of 2011. More.
  
  19. Pace is to show IBC visitors a pre-integrated, open platform for the multiscreen, connected home. The ‘Whole Home’ solution enables service providers to distribute linear pay-TV services and on demand content to connected set-top boxes, tablets, smartphones, games consoles and connected TVs throughout the home. More.
  
  20. British Sky Broadcasting Limited has contracted Agama Technologies to provide its DTV Monitoring Solution for TV service quality assurance. “We wanted to provide deep content level monitoring on all streams leaving our broadcast centres. The initial demand was driven by the operational and support teams who requested a system that would provide the ability to have a very detailed technical view on the quality of our channels,” commented Vlad Korotkov, senior design engineer at Sky. More.
  
  21. A test broadcast in Ultra HD was conducted by UK pay-TV operator Sky at its West London facilities on Saturday 31st August. The broadcast consisted of the football match between Stoke City and West Ham with the entire match being transmitted live, while being produced and edited by Sky's in-house production and broadcast operations teams using four ultra-HD cameras and two ultra-HD WVS servers for replay and graphics More.
  22. Sky has added Wi-Fi as standard to its Sky+ HD boxes as it looks to further build the number of customers connected to its on demand services. Wi-Fi will now be built into Sky’s own-brand receivers on both standard and 2TB versions. More.
  
  23. Ofcom has published details of the parameters it will be setting for the introduction of White Space services adjacent to the UHF TV band. In a consultation document, the regulator says it will be taking an initially cautious approach, but believes it may later be able to relax the parameters as more experience is gained. More.
  

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  SES has pioneered the first Ultra HD transmission in the new HEVC standard from an Astra satellite at 19.2 degrees East. Working with its partners Harmonic and Broadcom Corporation, it presented an end-to-end demonstration at the SES Industry Days in Luxembourg using Harmonic’s ProMedia Xpress and a HEVC decoder reference-design system based on Broadcom’s BCM7445 device for receiving HEVC encoded Ultra-HD television transmission. More
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  MIPTV 2013 – Cannes. With Sony screens across the Palais and two conference sessions, there was no escaping 4K UltraHD. SES jumped at the opportunity to announce the launch of its SES Ultra HD Experience initiative, which invites content providers and broadcasters to work with SES to support the development of the Ultra HD value chain. “You’re not alone. We are here today to say to you: let’s work together,” said Norbert Hoelzle, SVP, commercial Europe, SES, during Wedensday’s 4K session. “Let’s be the catalyst for industry and get the Ultra HD train rolling. The same way we HD started ten years ago, in an industry-wide effort, let’s start Ultra HD today.” More * * *
  
  The BBC has told London’s ‘Future TV’ summit that viewers are less and less enthusiastic about watching programming in 3D. The BBC’s technology guru Andy Quested, said the BBC had been an excited supporter of 3D broadcasting but that each time a new 3D show was televised, the audience ‘spike’ got lower. Quested’s comments come at the end of a two-year test of 3D at the BBC and include top-rated output such as the BBC’s flagship Strictly Come Dancing, natural history blockbuster Walking with Dinosaurs and comedy show Mr Stink, as well as last year’s London Olympic Games which transmitted dozens of events in 3D. The news is all the more disappointing given that the potential audience for 3D in the UK has expanded considerably, to around 1.5 million homes, over the past two years. More
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• Disco Posts: 1,604

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  25/05/14 - 09:27 #3

  jimbo wrote: »

  
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  Local TV (info from Disco)
  D.S. thread Contributor, Disco, has been looking through various websites it seems that, unsurprisingly, the launch dates for the local tv channels are slipping.
  Most of the 19 already confirmed are now set for 2014 launches. It seems that Estuary TV will be the first to launch (and that already broadcasts on Virgin under a different name – Seven). Only a few are so far indicating a definite Sky launch (whether they have agreed carriage is another matter!) though at least two more are indicating carriage on "other digital platforms" (i.e. other than Freeview).
  
  The latest he has been able to find are:
  
  
  The licences awarded so far with the latest and (in most cases) provisional launch dates are:
  
  Local TV update
  
  It was announced today that Local TV in Scotland and Wales will be promoted from channel 26 to channel 23 on Freeview.
  
  Here is an updated list of forthcoming local tv launches. Launch dates for local tv are generally highly provisional and should be taken as an indication of the earliest likely start date. Some will be delayed.
  
  2014
  Freeview channel 8 unless stated. Made In Bristol and Made in Leeds are scheduled to launch on Sky channel 117 - some other channels may do the same (although any Welsh channel would launch on channel 134).
  
  
  24th January - Cambridge Presents (Cambridge)
  7th April - Bedfordshire Television (Luton)
  
  In the following cases confirmation of award of licence by Ofcom is awaited for the following companies who were the only applicants in the area shown:
  
  That’s Basingstoke (Basingstoke)
  That’s Surrey (Guildford)
  That’s Reading (Reading)
  That’s Salisbury (Salisbury)
  
  In all four of these areas the provisional launch date is 1st January 2015.
  
  Ofcom is currently considering bids received for a licence in Maidstone. It has rejected the bid for the sole applicant in Bangor (Wales). No applications were received by the January 2014 closing date for Barnstaple, Londonderry, Limavady, Gloucester and Plymouth.
  
  Ofcom intends to advertise a final set of locations in 2014 in: Aberdeen, Ayr, Bromsgrove, Carlisle, Dundee, Falkirk, Inverness, Kidderminster, Stoke 27th May - Notts TV (Nottingham)
  2nd June - STV Glasgow (Glasgow) - Ch 23
  August - STV Edinburgh (Edinburgh) - Ch 23
  Summer - Made in Tyne & Wear (Newcastle)
  Summer - Made in Cardiff (Cardiff) - Ch 23
  Summer - Made in Bristol (Bristol)
  Summer - Latest TV (Brighton)
  Summer - Made in Leeds (Leeds)
  Summer/autumn - Your TV Blackpool & Preston (Preston)
  Summer/autumn - Bay TV (Liverpool)
  Summer/autumn - That’s Solent (Southampton)
  1st September - Bay TV Swansea (Swansea) - Ch 23
  16th September - Yorkshire Coast TV (Scarborough)
  September - City8 (Birmingham)
  September - NVTV (Belfast)
  1st October - Bay TV Clwyd (Mold) - Ch 23
  October - Your TV Manchester (Manchester)
  31st October - The York Channel (York)
  1st November - Made In Teeside (Middlesbrough)
  Autumn - That’s Oxford (Oxford)
  Autumn - SLTV/Sheffield Live (Sheffield)
  
  2015
  Stoke on Trent and Stratford upon Avon.

  
  Jimbo. This needs reordering as follows (I've also shortened):
  
  Local TV (info from Disco)
  
  Following the launch of local tv in the Lincolnshire (Seven), London (London Live) and Norwich (Mustard TV) areas, further launches are planned as set out below. Few channels are indicating they will follow London Live by launching on Sky, though others may follow suit either at launch or later. The launch dates shown are highly provisional (exccept where bolded) and should be taken as an indication of the earliest likely start date.
  
  2014
  27th May - Notts TV (Nottingham) - Freeview Ch 8
  2nd June - STV Glasgow (Glasgow) - Freeview Ch 23, Sky 117 and Virgin 159
  August - STV Edinburgh (Edinburgh) - Freeview Ch 23
  Summer - Made in Tyne & Wear (Newcastle) - Freeview Ch 8
  Summer - Made in Cardiff (Cardiff) - Freeview Ch 23
  Summer - Made in Bristol (Bristol) - Freeview Ch 8, Sky 117 and Virgin 159
  Summer - Latest TV (Brighton) - Freeview Ch 8
  Summer - Made in Leeds (Leeds) - Freeview Ch 8, Sky 117 and Virgin 159
  Summer/autumn - Your TV Blackpool & Preston (Preston) - Freeview Ch 8
  Summer/autumn - Bay TV (Liverpool) - Freeview Ch 8
  Summer/autumn - That’s Solent (Southampton) - Freeview Ch 8
  1st September - Bay TV Swansea (Swansea) - Freeview Ch 23
  16th September - Yorkshire Coast TV (Scarborough) - Freeview Ch 8
  September - City8 (Birmingham) - Freeview Ch 8
  September - NVTV (Belfast) - Freeview Ch 8
  1st October - Bay TV Clwyd (Mold) - Freeview 23
  October - Your TV Manchester (Manchester) - Freeview Ch 8
  31st October - The York Channel (York) - Freeview Ch 8
  1st November - Made In Teeside (Middlesbrough) - Freeview Ch 8
  Autumn - That’s Oxford (Oxford) - Freeview Ch 8
  Autumn - SLTV/Sheffield Live (Sheffield) - Freeview Ch 8
  
  2015
  24th January - Cambridge Presents (Cambridge) - Freeview Ch 8
  7th April - Bedfordshire Television (Luton) - Freeview Ch 8
  
  In the following cases (which have provisional launch dates of 1st January 2015) confirmation of award of licence by Ofcom is awaited for the following companies who were the only applicants in their area:
  
  That’s Basingstoke (Basingstoke)
  That’s Surrey (Guildford)
  That’s Reading (Reading)
  That’s Salisbury (Salisbury)
  
  Ofcom is currently considering bids received for a licence in Maidstone. It has rejected the bid for the sole applicant in Bangor (Wales). No applications were received by the January 2014 closing date for Barnstaple, Londonderry, Limavady, Gloucester and Plymouth.
  
  Ofcom intends to advertise a final set of locations in 2014 in: Aberdeen, Ayr, Bromsgrove, Carlisle, Dundee, Falkirk, Inverness, Kidderminster, Stoke on Trent and Stratford upon Avon.

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• jimbo Posts: 16,279

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  25/05/14 - 09:44 #4

  Thanks for that. I will put this up in next week's thread also so it looks right.
  
  Thank you. I thinkn the confusion was that we used to have some of this appearing twice.
  
  Thanks

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• djrich Posts: 582

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  25/05/14 - 16:56 #5

  Is 11.464H really 16APSK as mentioned in the master list?

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• DWA9IS Posts: 10,557

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  25/05/14 - 19:49 #6

  djrich wrote: »

  Is 11.464H really 16APSK as mentioned in the master list?

  
  I dont know about that but I think its DVB-S1 and 22000 5/6, as it works like that on a Sky HD box tuning to other channels.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 946

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  25/05/14 - 21:20 #7

  Local TV in North Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire
  The channel is called Estuary TV. It is no longer called Channel 7 which was a cable exclusive channel (Diamond Cable -> NTL -> Virgin) Estuary TV is only available on VM and Freeview despite rumours of launching on satellite.

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• timo_w2s Posts: 3,382

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  25/05/14 - 23:28 #8

  djrich wrote: »

  Is 11.464H really 16APSK as mentioned in the master list?

  
  Not any more, it was when it was being used for data when 1N was still around but that was switched off when 2E took over.

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• jimbo Posts: 16,279

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  26/05/14 - 01:22 #9

  Thanks for reminding me - I will sort this for next week.

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• djrich Posts: 582

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  26/05/14 - 03:56 #10

  timo_w2s wrote: »

  Not any more, it was when it was being used for data when 1N was still around but that was switched off when 2E took over.

  
  Do you mean all other 16APSK transponders were switched off as well when 2E took over?

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• jimbo Posts: 16,279

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  26/05/14 - 08:50 #11

  The two 16APSK muxes at present are
  
  12.129 V SR 22500 FEC 2/3
  12.441 V SR 22000 FEC 9/10

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• timo_w2s Posts: 3,382

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  26/05/14 - 10:40 #12

  jimbo wrote: »

  The two 16APSK muxes at present are
  
  12.129 V SR 22500 FEC 2/3
  12.441 V SR 22000 FEC 9/10

  
  Yeah, I think those are the only two data transponders left now? I don't have the ability to check where I am at the moment.

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• Digi Man Posts: 18,790

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  26/05/14 - 12:05 #13

  Update
  
  12.670 V, 22.000, 5/6.
  
  "54072" (Showing colour bars & tone)....Now carrying EPG data for 'British Muslim TV'

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• djrich Posts: 582

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  26/05/14 - 14:35 #14

  timo_w2s wrote: »

  Yeah, I think those are the only two data transponders left now? I don't have the ability to check where I am at the moment.

  
  Just to make sure --
  have 11.009 V, 11.186 V, 11.479 V and 11.508 V all been switched off? Those were all in DVB-S2 16APSK at SR 22500 FEC 5/6.

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• jimbo Posts: 16,279

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  26/05/14 - 15:30 #15

  djrich wrote: »

  Just to make sure --
  have 11.009 V, 11.186 V, 11.479 V and 11.508 V all been switched off? Those were all in DVB-S2 16APSK at SR 22500 FEC 5/6.

  
  That is correct. The other four muxes you mentioned above are now empty.

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  26/05/14 - 18:58 #16

  MUTV is to be launched in HD before 23rd July
  
  http://www.manutd.com/en/News-And-Features/Club-News/2014/May/mutv-to-broadcast-in-hd-from-july-2014.aspx?newsid=9CCF5F06-8540-4FB3-9004-DDE46411CA76&utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

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  26/05/14 - 19:20 #17

  JTsky wrote: »

  MUTV is to be launched in HD before 23rd July
  
  http://www.manutd.com/en/News-And-Features/Club-News/2014/May/mutv-to-broadcast-in-hd-from-july-2014.aspx?newsid=9CCF5F06-8540-4FB3-9004-DDE46411CA76&utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

  
  Failure in High Definition

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• popeye13 Posts: 8,573

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  27/05/14 - 01:58 #18

  plymouthbloke1974 wrote: »

  Failure in High Definition

  
  LMFAO

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• jimbo Posts: 16,279

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  27/05/14 - 14:27 #19

  NEW
  
  12.552 V
  
  54120 - showing BoxNation

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• Digi Man Posts: 18,790

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  27/05/14 - 15:07 #20

  'Safeer TV' to launch on the 16th June, details here- http://www.media247.co.uk/bizasia/safeer-tv-confirms-june-launch-on-sky
  
  EPG number to be announced soon.
  
  Wonder if we'll see a temporary 'International' overspill genre?
  
  876 British Muslim TV
  877 Safeer TV
  
  Something like this?

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  27/05/14 - 18:36 #21

  JTsky wrote: »

  MUTV is to be launched in HD before 23rd July
  
  http://www.manutd.com/en/News-And-Features/Club-News/2014/May/mutv-to-broadcast-in-hd-from-july-2014.aspx?newsid=9CCF5F06-8540-4FB3-9004-DDE46411CA76&utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

  
  Will it be time sharing with Comedy Central HD ?

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• irishfeen Posts: 10,025

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  27/05/14 - 18:49 #22

  plymouthbloke1974 wrote: »

  Failure in High Definition

  popeye13 wrote: »

  LMFAO

  grimsbyseagulls wrote: »

  Will it be time sharing with Comedy Central HD ?

  Can't wait for the Iron Tulip to wipes them smirks from yer faces

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• Harshad Posts: 5,996

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  27/05/14 - 18:54 #23

  popeye13 wrote: »

  LMFAO

  Indeed

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• Digi Man Posts: 18,790

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  28/05/14 - 10:53 #24

  Update
  
  11.426 V, 27.500, 2/3.
  
  'price drop' label now at 'No signal'.
  
  'bid' label now at 'No signal'.

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• Digi Man Posts: 18,790

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  28/05/14 - 11:04 #25

  Update
  
  11.426 V, 27.500, 2/3.
  
  'bid' label has now been removed.

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  28/05/14 - 11:08 #26

  Digi Man wrote: »

  Update
  
  11.426 V, 27.500, 2/3.
  
  'price drop' label now at 'No signal'.
  
  'bid' label now at 'No signal'.

  Digi Man wrote: »

  Update
  
  11.426 V, 27.500, 2/3.
  
  'bid' label has now been removed.

  
  Just when I was planning on using the signal for more video editing!
  
  At least I have found this in the main list that Jimbo provides:
  
  Txp# 84, 12.670 V, 22.000, 5/6.
  54072__________Colour bars and tone (obrienmichael05)

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