Russian / Ukranian mux 11568V 19E

HEVC modulation?
and which receivers will receive this?
is it a relatively new norm? In much use?
And will it become sort of necessary to get channels?


Mut@nt HD51 & Formuler F4 Turbo are two i can confirm
 
Merci beaucoup thank you very much! and does Amazon.de deliver to France?
Today they delivered to Belgium my new Edision OS Mio 4K -> 149 €
the same receivers are available on amazon.fr too
 
Not even close - MTS on 16E run 40 or more channels on one tp!

Ah yes so I see, I'm rather out of touch obviously...so very different from the single channel per transponder analogue days
 
Not sure why they are bothering with encryption. Most channels are international versions...
 
That's a shsme...Only mainly interested as I've been to Russia 3 times and Ukraine twice...
 
I think there are at least 20 channels putting out similar language content, the requirement for them on one bouquet on Astra 19 is for those with cable , residing in/near Germany.

 
 
Allegedly, this will be subscription free but will require their special receiver to decode Verimatrix, which will somehow authenticate over the Internet.
 
Finally found a European reseller for Kartinasat 19E - TV Corner in France. Price in Nov 2019 is €199
 
Kartina via satellite will cease in a mid Feb - that didnt last very long!


Russian pay TV service gives up on satellite
Kartina TV, which launched last year on Astra 19.2°E, providing viewers in Europe with access to Russian and Ukrainian TV services is ditching satellite transmissions next month, in favour of providing an online services. Subscribers have reported receiving emails from the company citing a mid-February end of service on Astra 19.2°E.



 
The muxes on 13E and 5E would have put paid to many potential subscriptions, only now will there be a market.
 
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