Eutelsat Hot Bird 13F & 13G

EnoSat said:
in e2 you have to use a utility/tools dvb-ip-mpe2ts
Code: 
root@ustym4kpro:~# dvb-ip-mpe2ts -h

Usage: dvb-ip-mpe2ts [OPTIONS]
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dvb-ip-mpe2ts v0.7a 22/11/2018

Extract ts-file:
-i,     DVB-IP-MPE TS input file ('-' for STDIN)
-o,     extracted TS output file ('-' for STDOUT)
-p,     pid to be processed
-a,     destination IP-address, e.g. 127.0.0.1
-n,     destination port, e.g. 3000

Scan file for pids, destination IP-addresses and port:
-s,     number of valid TS packets with pusi to be scanned in DVB-IP-MPE TS input file, e.g 100
-i,     DVB-IP-MPE TS input file ('-' for STDIN)

Help:
-h,     print this help

Examples:
dvb-ip-mpe2ts -i inputfile.ts -o outputfile.ts -p 200 -a 127.0.0.1 -n 3000
dvb-ip-mpe2ts -i inputfile.ts -o - -p 200 -a 127.0.0.1 -n 3000 > outputfile.ts
cat inputfile.ts | dvb-ip-mpe2ts -i - -o - -p 200 -a 127.0.0.1 -n 3000 > outputfile.ts
dvb-ip-mpe2ts -i inputfile.ts -s 100

root@ustym4kpro:~#
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thank you! I don 't feel being able to do this now. If this encoding becomes common place,I'll have to learn it.
 
13.0E_11315 V,27500,3/4,8PSK has several pids, only one, which changes, is active. That's why it's on 224.31.5.2 now. Yesterday, it was on 224.31.5.6.
It's a radio stream, from which only audio "crackles" come out.
 

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rodscha said:
thank you! I don 't feel being able to do this now. If this encoding becomes common place,I'll have to learn it.
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e.g.
Code: 
wget http://127.0.0.1:8001/1:0:1:3F4:321:13E:82AC5B:0:0:0: -q -O- | dvb-ip-mpe2ts -i - -o - -p 1012 -a 224.30.3.10 -n 6000 2>/dev/null
 
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Harsh though it is your complaints are irrelevant to both the satellite operators & the tv channels. You are well outside the intended delivery target AND you arent paying millions of Euros every year for the transmission.

Make ther most of what you can get now - in 20 years from now satellite delivery of tv channels will be in severe decline in many areas of the world.
 
The frequency with test channels is active again:
Transponder: 10950 V 27500 DVB-S2/8PSK 2/3

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During last month, the inactive Hotbird 13E moved a bit (and stable now) to 12.8°E.
 

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viacom bulgatia



• Eutelsat Hot Bird 13G (13°E), freq. 12.616 GHz, pole H, SR 30000, FEC 5/6, DVB-S2/8PSK
• Eutelsat Hot Bird 13F (13°E), freq. 12.634 GHz, pole V, SR 30000, FEC 5/6, DVB-S2/8PSK
• Eutelsat Hot Bird 13G (13°E), freq. 12.654 GHz, pole H, SR 30000, FEC 5/6, DVB-S2/8PSK
• Eutelsat Hot Bird 13G (13°E), freq. 12.673 GHz, pole V, SR 30000, FEC 5/6, DVB-S2/8PSK
• Eutelsat Hot Bird 13G (13°E), freq. 12.713 GHz, pole. V, SR 30000, FEC 5/6, DVB-S2/8PSK
 
Hi, today I had the opportunity to try out these new frequencies and surprisingly I don't have any signal here in the Azores, the rest of the Hotbird frequencies I can all get a good signal above 12db
 
duck77 said:
Hi, today I had the opportunity to try out these new frequencies and surprisingly I don't have any signal here in the Azores, the rest of the Hotbird frequencies I can all get a good signal above 12db
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here the same in canary islands
all tps good signal vivacom not
 
it seems eutelsat can design specific beams according to provider request. this feature is availble in hotbird f and g.
 
I did point out many times in the initial discussions of these satellites there was a "superbeam" on the new Hotbirds listed in the specs Id seen somewhere - but no one believed me...... Looks like I was right :cool:

The new Bulgarian muxes are definitely lower signal strength here than the other frequencies. Not by much but they are definitely down a bit.
 
All five transponders are on Hotbird 13F and the uplink is managed by eutelsat.

Regarding signal quality, it must be kept in mind that with modulation 8PSK and Fec 5/6, the minimum reception threshold is quite high, around 9,4 dB.
 
No problems with reception here in Northern Ireland, indeed the SNR seems to be stronger than the other transponders I get here from 13E, up to 1.5db higher than normal!

I take it Vivacom are in the process of moving from Intelsat 38 @45E to Hot Bird?

vivacom13e-1.jpg

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The Bulgarian muxes are at the same level as the other transponders on 13 F/G in the southern part of Sweden which means a very strong signal (around 17,5 dB with an 1,1 m antenna).
 
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