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<blockquote data-quote="Archive7" data-source="post: 977687"><p>Recently a new channel Dorcel TV HD started on Hotbird 13E.</p><p>Parameters: frequency 10,930 GHz, pol. H, SR: 30000, FEC: 2/3; DVB-S2/8PSK</p><p>It has 4 audio channels in French, English, Spanish and Polish</p><p>It is 24/7 but I couldn't find a reliable daily schedule and there is no EPG.</p><p>The interesting thing is that I didn't find any subscription card that officially mentions that this channel is included, but in a polish website there is a link that mentions that</p><p>Dorcel TV HD na 13°E z kart HD 10+</p><p>with Google translation:</p><p></p><p>Cardholders HD 10+ have reason to be happy - unexpectedly at 13 ° E launched transmission channel Dorcel TV HD. So far, at 13 ° E was available only version of the SD channel, while 19.2 ° E channel was broadcast only at night because of the requirements of French law. At 13 ° E HD is transmitted all day.</p><p></p><p>There are several subscription cards that include Hustler HD and Redlight HD which should be of very good quality, but other channels included are low quality and would be a waste of money to buy such a card.</p><p>What I am interested in is the Redlight Elite Chic 7 Sender Viaccess Card 12 Months from HM-Sat, but the website doesn't mentions the Dorcel TV HD as part of the subscription.</p><p>If anyone has a subscription card of any kind that includes Hustler HD and Redlight HD, please check if it can open Dorcel TV HD (you might need to scan this TP first if itsn't there already).</p><p>Please post which card opens this channel, if it does open it. Thanks.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Archive7, post: 977687"] Recently a new channel Dorcel TV HD started on Hotbird 13E. Parameters: frequency 10,930 GHz, pol. H, SR: 30000, FEC: 2/3; DVB-S2/8PSK It has 4 audio channels in French, English, Spanish and Polish It is 24/7 but I couldn't find a reliable daily schedule and there is no EPG. The interesting thing is that I didn't find any subscription card that officially mentions that this channel is included, but in a polish website there is a link that mentions that Dorcel TV HD na 13°E z kart HD 10+ with Google translation: Cardholders HD 10+ have reason to be happy - unexpectedly at 13 ° E launched transmission channel Dorcel TV HD. So far, at 13 ° E was available only version of the SD channel, while 19.2 ° E channel was broadcast only at night because of the requirements of French law. At 13 ° E HD is transmitted all day. There are several subscription cards that include Hustler HD and Redlight HD which should be of very good quality, but other channels included are low quality and would be a waste of money to buy such a card. What I am interested in is the Redlight Elite Chic 7 Sender Viaccess Card 12 Months from HM-Sat, but the website doesn't mentions the Dorcel TV HD as part of the subscription. If anyone has a subscription card of any kind that includes Hustler HD and Redlight HD, please check if it can open Dorcel TV HD (you might need to scan this TP first if itsn't there already). Please post which card opens this channel, if it does open it. Thanks. [/QUOTE]
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