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<blockquote data-quote="Adam792" data-source="post: 1118415" data-attributes="member: 330868">Interesting question, I've wondered this before too.I've just searched and couldn't find much information except this interesting presentation from 2010 - <a href="https://prezi.com/lh4hlak2rnln/euroradio/" target="_blank">Euroradio</a>This talks about replacing the 16 year old previous system with a new DVB-IP system using DVB-S2 with a low symbol rate (DVB-S2 8PSK SR: 365 FEC: 3/4).If the screenshot in the presentation is of the actual 'live' replacement system, and it's still in use now (11 years later, but the DVB-S2 IP system remains fairly up-to-date!), plus we assume that the satellite in use is still Eutelsat 7°E (I think this is likely considering it is used for other EBU feeds still), then the frequencies in use are potentially -11024.45 365 DVB-S2 8PSK 3/411025.25 365 DVB-S2 8PSK 3/4I can't see the polarisation mentioned, but there's only H and V to try! Can anybody see any sign of these on 7°E with a PC card in something like Crazyscan?The only problem is that the codec used for the audio is aptX by the look of it, which isn't decodable using consumer receivers. It's possible that this could have switched to exclusively IP distribution by now of course though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Adam792, post: 1118415, member: 330868"] Interesting question, I've wondered this before too. I've just searched and couldn't find much information except this interesting presentation from 2010 - [URL='https://prezi.com/lh4hlak2rnln/euroradio/']Euroradio[/URL] This talks about replacing the 16 year old previous system with a new DVB-IP system using DVB-S2 with a low symbol rate (DVB-S2 8PSK SR: 365 FEC: 3/4). If the screenshot in the presentation is of the actual 'live' replacement system, and it's still in use now (11 years later, but the DVB-S2 IP system remains fairly up-to-date!), plus we assume that the satellite in use is still Eutelsat 7°E (I think this is likely considering it is used for other EBU feeds still), then the frequencies in use are potentially - 11024.45 365 DVB-S2 8PSK 3/4 11025.25 365 DVB-S2 8PSK 3/4 I can't see the polarisation mentioned, but there's only H and V to try! Can anybody see any sign of these on 7°E with a PC card in something like Crazyscan? The only problem is that the codec used for the audio is aptX by the look of it, which isn't decodable using consumer receivers. It's possible that this could have switched to exclusively IP distribution by now of course though. [/QUOTE]

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