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<blockquote data-quote="Martillo" data-source="post: 876738" data-attributes="member: 402047">It is easy to update the codes - I can only speak from experience of using the Technomate TM5402HD but the codes are held in a table and you associate the channels with the appropriate line in the table.&nbsp; When the codes change you only have to update that line in the table once and it applies to all the channels.However as pointed out you will not find the codes on here or anyone willing to discuss them or obtaining them - you are on your own with that I'm afraid.&nbsp; They can be found and as has also been pointed out you just have to wait until they become available which can take some time, no-one ever knows.One obvious solution given you have a 1.3 metre dish is get a paid for Sky subscription - it won't bring back BBC in any shape or form but if you get Sky HD it will bring back (so I am told) ITV2, 3 &amp;4 in HD only and possibly some other HD channels, but not BBC1-4HD and probably not ITV1HD or Channel4HD because they are on the 'dodgy' system discussed above.&nbsp; All the subscription non-Freeview Sky channels are on the Pan European beam and our signal strength/quality is actually much better since the new Astra 2E satellite came online.That crossed my mind too.&nbsp; The code change prior to the change in October was July-ish but they could get much more frequent now that Astra 2E is online and everyone who can't receive the UK beam is scrabbling around for other solutions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Martillo, post: 876738, member: 402047"] It is easy to update the codes - I can only speak from experience of using the Technomate TM5402HD but the codes are held in a table and you associate the channels with the appropriate line in the table. When the codes change you only have to update that line in the table once and it applies to all the channels. However as pointed out you will not find the codes on here or anyone willing to discuss them or obtaining them - you are on your own with that I'm afraid. They can be found and as has also been pointed out you just have to wait until they become available which can take some time, no-one ever knows. One obvious solution given you have a 1.3 metre dish is get a paid for Sky subscription - it won't bring back BBC in any shape or form but if you get Sky HD it will bring back (so I am told) ITV2, 3 &4 in HD only and possibly some other HD channels, but not BBC1-4HD and probably not ITV1HD or Channel4HD because they are on the 'dodgy' system discussed above. All the subscription non-Freeview Sky channels are on the Pan European beam and our signal strength/quality is actually much better since the new Astra 2E satellite came online. That crossed my mind too. The code change prior to the change in October was July-ish but they could get much more frequent now that Astra 2E is online and everyone who can't receive the UK beam is scrabbling around for other solutions. [/QUOTE]

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