Recent content by Ricardo Servet

No EPG. You can get listings at:- BBC Red Button - TV Listings Guide and other sites if you google it

Thanks. It looks like your worries are justified. I tried to input that value using a USB connection and it would not allow them. Maximum permitted SR seems to be 44000. I've asked the manufacturer and my local dealer, but I'm not holding my breath.

Hi, I'm getting 27.5w ok at home in Obidos Portugal using GI box supplied by local dealer. I'm thinking of moving the GI box to a mobile home which has a Magic Sat system which of course does not have 27.5w in it's default list of 7 satellites. I've found instructions online for adding a new...

Thanks for the quick reply, wonder why C4 would do that? If BBC would follow suit then Sky would get masses of revenue in Iberia.

Does this mean C4 is free to air in Portugal again?

Thanks for the 2.4m suggestion, I'll also have to ask my local installer for some idea of cost on that. I can't answer your question yet, as I don't know what a 2F spot transponder is. How do I check on that?

I bought a cheap Manhattan Plaza HD-S2 for our holiday rental apartment and it has good reception. I like the easy to use interface and menus. Better than the more confusing Humax for our tourists who didn't understand the Humax or Sky boxes so easily.

1.4m Obidos Portugal, no BBC, still ok on itv C4, heartened by expatsat with 2.3m ok at 20km north of Tomar. Now I'm wondering if investing in a bigger dish is worth doing here in Obidos. And if so how big? Analoguesat edit - map updated to here - time for a break

I agree and I'll happily discuss Open DNS and the need for caution with secretive private DNS if anyone wants to discuss it. I have no interest in arguing about a Linux plug-in that I've already stated I'm not discussing, and I was not setting up a straw man by simply not discussing that at all.

I agree that using TUNLR direct and the Linux plug-in on a dedicated Linux box are completely different, and that is what I've been saying all along. Since the 29th March I've been discussing using TUNLR direct, and it seems to me you've been answering me as though I am discussing the Linux...

Apologies for the delay in replying, just got back from a business trip. At hxxp://tunlr.net/status/ TUNLR gives a report such as.... Proxy server (United States) status Proxy server (United Kingdom) status Proxy server (Continental Europe 1) status Proxy server (Continental Europe 2)...

Proxies are typically used for the negotiation, they are not usually used for the stream, whatever the device. So, for those with ip addresses that are detected as not being in the UK nothing much is different with TUNLR (which does use a proxy for non uk ip addresses). The primary cause for...

Sitecheck hxxp://sitecheck.sucuri.net/results/digital-crocus.com shows the site is up, albei with an outdated software issue. Perhaps the problem is your own ISPs DNS try changing that to Google DNS 8.8.8.8 or open DNS 208.67.222.222

Is it possible they are experimenting to find an encryption method for the PMT which will also stop DrHD and Technomate?

Dns Jumper v1.0.4 is handy for switching between different DNS on Windows systems - combine that with tunlr.net and you are not limited to Firefox. (sorry I'm not familiar with Dreambox)