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<blockquote data-quote="Adam792" data-source="post: 1080722" data-attributes="member: 330868">I'm pretty much 100% certain that the channel you're/she's referring to will be Canal Sur Andalucía which is the international version of Andalucian public television from Southern Spain. This is on Astra 1 at 19.2°E and is free to air, so perfectly legal to watch here!To get this you just need a cheap free to air satellite receiver, connected to a dish pointing in the correct direction (a Sky minidish is easily big enough for Astra 1 as the signal is pretty strong).The other free to air Spanish channels available on the same satellite position are:Canal Extremadura SatAragón TV InternationalCubavisión (Cuban international service)RT Español (Russian news/propoganda-style channel in Spanish)Plus also until 15th January (when they will change over to different satellites at 13°E):TVE Internacional (international version of Spanish public TV)24H (Spanish public 24 hour news service).If you've got a new receiver and connected it to the current dish your neighbour uses, try if you can to do a scan from the menus of it to scan the following transponder -Frequency: 11156Polarisation: VerticalSymbol Rate: 22000FEC: 5/6Mode: DVB-SIf it's all working, that should bring in a handful of channels, most of which encrypted and unwatchable, but also the Andalucian channel (Canal Sur Andalucia) which should be viewable (it's labelled as &quot;CANAL SUR A.&quot;).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Adam792, post: 1080722, member: 330868"] I'm pretty much 100% certain that the channel you're/she's referring to will be [B]Canal Sur Andalucía [/B]which is the international version of Andalucian public television from Southern Spain. This is on Astra 1 at 19.2°E and is free to air, so perfectly legal to watch here! To get this you just need a cheap free to air satellite receiver, connected to a dish pointing in the correct direction (a Sky minidish is easily big enough for Astra 1 as the signal is pretty strong). The other free to air Spanish channels available on the same satellite position are: Canal Extremadura Sat Aragón TV International Cubavisión (Cuban international service) RT Español (Russian news/propoganda-style channel in Spanish) Plus also until 15th January (when they will change over to different satellites at 13°E): TVE Internacional (international version of Spanish public TV) 24H (Spanish public 24 hour news service). If you've got a new receiver and connected it to the current dish your neighbour uses, try if you can to do a scan from the menus of it to scan the following transponder - Frequency: 11156 Polarisation: Vertical Symbol Rate: 22000 FEC: 5/6 Mode: DVB-S If it's all working, that should bring in a handful of channels, most of which encrypted and unwatchable, but also the Andalucian channel (Canal Sur Andalucia) which should be viewable (it's labelled as "CANAL SUR A."). [/QUOTE]

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