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<blockquote data-quote="katkins" data-source="post: 349788" data-attributes="member: 249968">This is all very confusing! I am also frustrated that I am not able to pick up the Russian Channels at 40 East. I thought I was alone, but now I have found this thread, I can see that I am in good company.It would appear to me that the broadcasters are using a hybrid system - MPEG4 normally goes with DVB-S2 for HD. This seems to be using MPEG4 with DVB or DVB-S. I assume that the HDCI-2000 will not pick up MPEG4 unless it is in DVB-S2 mode ...?? Is that right? Is this the reason why the receiver will not recognise the signal? It should be able to tune to the symbol rate in DVB-S.Has anyone had any success at all in receiving these channels? Do you think it is possible to &quot;fool&quot; the receiver into tuning to them if the channel list is downloaded into receiver using a client such as &quot;formula&quot;?Many thanks</blockquote>

[QUOTE="katkins, post: 349788, member: 249968"] This is all very confusing! I am also frustrated that I am not able to pick up the Russian Channels at 40 East. I thought I was alone, but now I have found this thread, I can see that I am in good company. It would appear to me that the broadcasters are using a hybrid system - MPEG4 normally goes with DVB-S2 for HD. This seems to be using MPEG4 with DVB or DVB-S. I assume that the HDCI-2000 will not pick up MPEG4 unless it is in DVB-S2 mode ...?? Is that right? Is this the reason why the receiver will not recognise the signal? It should be able to tune to the symbol rate in DVB-S. Has anyone had any success at all in receiving these channels? Do you think it is possible to "fool" the receiver into tuning to them if the channel list is downloaded into receiver using a client such as "formula"? Many thanks [/QUOTE]

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