Feeds AS5, 7E, 10E, 68E Daily Update by Farrukh

Post by ***WAQAS™*** » 15 Apr 2018, 2:20 pm

Asiasat5
IPL 2018
3848 V 9600
CW: 98 47 83 62 FE DA CD A5

Post by **raza123** » 15 Apr 2018, 4:59 pm

Asiasat 5

Post by **raza123** » 15 Apr 2018, 5:00 pm

Asiasat 5
ID: GCUK Enc 6
3894 H 7120
Sid: 7536
7361 D3A7 391E 2178

Post by **bala240** » 15 Apr 2018, 5:41 pm

raza123 wrote: ↑15 Apr 2018, 4:59 pmAsiasat 5

Strange I am getting no signal on this frequency on Vu Solo 2 on 8 feet fixed dish. All other weak frequencies are tuned alright. I am not getting it on Hyper 2000 too.

Post by ***WAQAS™*** » 15 Apr 2018, 6:31 pm

(100.5°E)
IPL FEED
TP. 3793 H 9600
KEY: AA A1 BB 06 B2 CC C5 43

Post by **kazuya1** » 15 Apr 2018, 6:59 pm

CBA: Zhejiang Guangsha Lions vs Liaoning Flying Leopards

[LIVE] di Asiasat 5 (100.5°E)

•3708 H 7200 (MPEG4/HD/$) SID:

0001 ►4A C3 36 43 12 17 61 8A

Post by **kazuya1** » 15 Apr 2018, 7:09 pm

LIGA SANTANDER 1

La liga di Asiasat 5 (100.5°E)

•3840 H 29720 (MPEG4/HD/422) SID:

0043 ►0B 77 3E C0 BD A4 0C 6D

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LIGA SANTANDER 2

La liga di Asiasat 5 (100.5°E)

•3840 H 29720 (MPEG4/HD/422) SID:

0044 ►BA 87 7B BC 19 40 3B 94

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LIGA SANTANDER 3

di Asiasat 5 (100.5°E)

•3840 H 29720 (MPEG4/HD/422) SID:

0045 ►7B B8 62 95 0E 2F F5 32

mery pss just voice aari.. vedio nhi

Post by **dipak kataria** » 15 Apr 2018, 7:12 pm

*WAQAS™* wrote: ↑15 Apr 2018, 2:20 pm Asiasat5
IPL 2018
3848 V 9600
CW: 98 47 83 62 FE DA CD A5

SirG key working.. Tx

Post by **kazuya1** » 15 Apr 2018, 7:14 pm

Chelsea TV di Asiasat 5 (100.5°E)

•3700 V 30000 (MPEG4/HD/$) SID:

0001 ►56 7A 97 67 B6 84 D8 12

Post by **ashiqnaveed12** » 15 Apr 2018, 7:35 pm

WHAT IS FEED

Feeds can take many forms and cover many things. More often that not, they are located on the deliberately shifting sea of weaker transponders on satellites that have maybe moved on from full DTH commercial service.

They are hidden from public view only by their unusual placement in the crowded digital skies and often little else. Most are simply Free to Air, or maybe just encoded in 4:2:2 format. Keen feedhunters have the equipment to cope with 4:2:2 though. It could be as simple and inexpensive as a ***star2 PCI card.

Some satellite feeds are encrypted however. Some employ systems which have been ‘hacked’ – i.e. the encryption system has been compromised, whilst others are secure. This all adds to the mystery and suspense.

There is also a good deal of competition between recognised feedhunters to find and publish top feeds like Premiership football and other live sporting events etc. before anyone else.

But most of the top guys don’t have any fantastic secret weapons in their arsenal. Sure, they have nice satellite kit, large dishes and fast-scanning receivers, but nothing that you can’t go out and buy on a reasonable budget.

And that’s the whole point. For those that want to have a go, it’s well within your reach. All you’re lacking is their experience, but don’t let that hold you back!

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