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Arqiva National DAB Feeds on 4.8°E
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<blockquote data-quote="Adam792" data-source="post: 1155138" data-attributes="member: 330868"><p>Some changes to the German DAB distribution on 23.5°E.</p><p></p><p>12645V 1489 in the strange proprietary DVB-S with "fake" MPEG-TS packets (that only some receivers could lock) has stopped and been replaced by a new mux using the MPE/EDI format, as used by the other German muxes on 7°E and the French ones on 5°W.</p><p></p><p>It's now a standard DVB-S mux with valid MPEG-TS data - 12645V 2200. PID 3000 contains IP data with two DAB multiplexes.</p><p></p><p>228.10.1.5:10010 WDR 11D (the original multiplex that was transmitted here before in the old format)</p><p>228.10.2.5:10010 WDR 9A (a new test multiplex with regional versions of WDR2 and WDR4 - not yet broadcast terrestrially but apparently coming soon!)</p><p></p><p>The fedi2eti tool works for these as with the others.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Adam792, post: 1155138, member: 330868"] Some changes to the German DAB distribution on 23.5°E. 12645V 1489 in the strange proprietary DVB-S with "fake" MPEG-TS packets (that only some receivers could lock) has stopped and been replaced by a new mux using the MPE/EDI format, as used by the other German muxes on 7°E and the French ones on 5°W. It's now a standard DVB-S mux with valid MPEG-TS data - 12645V 2200. PID 3000 contains IP data with two DAB multiplexes. 228.10.1.5:10010 WDR 11D (the original multiplex that was transmitted here before in the old format) 228.10.2.5:10010 WDR 9A (a new test multiplex with regional versions of WDR2 and WDR4 - not yet broadcast terrestrially but apparently coming soon!) The fedi2eti tool works for these as with the others. [/QUOTE]
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