T2-MI PLP how to receive them? 21.6E

rodscha

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carcassonne south france,700ks south of Paris ,300k N of Barcelona
I d like to watch the 21.6 E new TP on 11403.00MHz, pol.V SR:21910 FEC:3/5, T2-MI, PLP
Which receiver can decode them?
 
Everyone, it depends only on the software
 
I just scanned these on my SF8008 running OpenATV 7.6.

The frequencies were already in my satellites file from a recent update, However, I had to change the T2MI PID values from 4096 to 0000 to get a successful scan.

Didn't some of these channels used to be on 33E in Biss, a while ago?
 
Hello
If your receiver is the one indicated in your signature (COMAG Twin HD CI+), it does not support T2MI PLP. It is over 10 years old.
It is really too old.
 
Hello
If your receiver is the one indicated in your signature (COMAG Twin HD CI+), it does not support T2MI PLP. It is over 10 years old.
It is really too old.
just what I thought. So,which one would do the job? Anyway ,given the age of my Comag ,I need to think about a new one...
Does the Tecnisat digiplus UHD-s do T2MI PLP?I have one ,which I bought during post-Covid days,when I first thought theComag was ageing. Then it just worked fine...except on T2 MI PLP ,which was pretty unsignificant until this BH TP appeared.
Is T2 MI PLP to become a popular way of broadcasting? or just a Balkanic habit?

Btw, you re in Bayern. Is Comag still a good brand to buy?
 
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Good evening,
Comag is a brand of inexpensive satellite receivers. The quality is good, but they only receive conventional broadcasts.
They are not manufactured for DXers.
It's like the Technisat brand: a very good brand, but only for standard reception.
 
Is T2 MI PLP to become a popular way of broadcasting?
T2MI is a professional broadcast for terrestrial transmitters, so it will never become "popular".
 
No, I did not order my receiver at this webshop.
 
Of the ones I've tried, this is the only one that has worked for me.

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Multiple T2-MI streams can be run on 11401 V for now only with the 4T2 Content Analyser app, but for this, a strong signal and a lot of patience are required, as I mentioned on another occasion.
 

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T2MI is a professional broadcast for terrestrial transmitters, so it will never become "popular".

Is it the same for Goldstream ?
 
Yes, basically the same applies to MultiStream.
 
For an E2 receiver like the Os Mio4k that will scan in t2mi channels but have no further info. in the scan results to see if the channels can be watched. I get a scan result that shows satellite, tp, and a channel list appended with SID. How could you find the codes in the first place.
And when you do. If you do. Where and how do you stick them in with a channel editor?
 
My Edision OS Mio 4K works like a charme

16°E 11402 V 17500 3/4 8PSK, T2MI PID 4095

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Et alors, so what ?

98 cm dish -> 39°E - 28°E - 23.5°E

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If I move the LNB from 23.5°E to 21.6°E my Edision Mio 4K will receive the same channels from Bosnia, who were first at 33°E, then they moved to 16°E.

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