2020. 2. 19. 19:16ㆍ카테고리 없음
This is LAUGHABLE!! So, shops like Mr. Price, Joshua Doore, Diskom, Pep, Jet etc that have their 'own' radio/tv channels via DStv decoders, have been 'hacking' their decoders for years then.Your decoder is not preset at the factory to pick up these transport streams because it adds no value to the home consumer - apart from maybe checking what is on special at Joshua Doore.?! Oh ja, and checking those Christian channels where they mainly as for 'donations' all the time.Personally I'm surprised that it is called 'hacking' your decoder?? You receive those channels anyway from the PAS7 satellite, so what’s the crime in tuning in to them? In fact, it’s nice to receive some domestic radio station with crystal clear reception.If MultiChoice doesn't want home consumers to watch it, just scramble it! It does not cost anything for the free-to-air channels.I switched off and cancelled my subs with Choiceless after they canned the Sci-Fi channel.Watch BTV all the time because they only run from about 2pm to 10pm.
After that it's BBC World all the way which is how I get all the news - NO COMMERCIALS!! They do have the odd good movie on weekends.Gave us all the World cup live as well. Prime time has a lot of soapies and other boring stuff however.SABC channels are encrypted on the Sentech frequency tho. Maybe that's the R300 they are talking about.Etv was removed from the Pas7/10 some time ago and is also only available encrypted via the Sentech boquet now.
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(or the frequency is not public knowledge).I think there was a trick to punching in a 4 or 5 digit frequency or symbol rate or something because the choiceless decoders did not accept such a low number, but I got it working somehow, just don't remeber right now.
The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) is ready to expand. The state-run organisation recently announced their intention to officially launch its sixth television channel.Chief operating officer Hlaudi Motsoeneng confirmed that the SABC managed to source the R1.5 billion needed to start and operate the channel. Prior to the confirmation, SABC chairperson Mbulaheni Obert Maguvhe informed parliament of the SABC's intention to launch the new channel.SABC currently has SABC1, SABC2, SABC3, SABC New and SABC Encore. While the first three SABC channels are publically accessible to those who've paid their TV licenses, the other two channels are exclusive to DSTV viewers. This is despite the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa's (ICASA) regulations stipulating that the channels must be accessible across all satellite and pay-tv platforms.
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This means that people without DSTV should also be granted access to the channels.While the channel is definitely in the works, it's still unclear as to whether it will become another MultiChoice exclusive or offered exclusively to another company. Maguvhe hasn't revealed enough details yet, but indications suggest that the channel could be an entertainment or sports channel. The 24-hour channel would also most-likely be called SABC Entertainment or SABC Sport.SABC Entertainment was supposed to launch on DSTV, but that eventually morphed into SABC Encore. SABC Encore caters to popular reruns of older shows. It could form part of a bid to meet the SABC's contractual obligations to MultiChoice.The Sports Channel, however, could prove to be extremely lucrative option. It could also allow SABC's other channels to continue with regular programming without disrupting it to broadcast special sporting events where the SABC secured the rights.
Instead, millions of soccer, rugby, cricket and other sports fans will be able to enjoy their sports while the other audiences can still enjoy their uninterrupted viewing. This gives the SABC a chance to generate income on two fronts.Motsoeneng claimed that 'some of the reason why we lose revenue is because there's so many sports of national interest and projects of national interest we disrupt our schedule.' He claimed that in addition to losing revenue from sponsors and paid advertisers, the SABC also incurs costly penalties.There seems to be a stronger case for a sports channel at the moment.
Regardless, SABC CEO Frans Matlala claimed the R1.5 billion channel was part of a two-fold vision. First the SABC would be investing in compelling content to increase viewership. Secondly, the SABC would be expanding the number of platforms that carry their offerings. Thereby, enabling them to better target audiences and optimise content.The specifics are still scarce, but the channel is more than likely to only launch after South Africa implements digital terrestrial television (DTT).
DTT will allow for much higher resolution (bigger and sharper) images to be broadcast all over the country. The new medium of broadcast also has a broader spectrum and is capable of carrying additional channels. It is a cheaper long-term solution to upgrading from the current analogue format than satellite and cable.With more channels on the cards, there'll be loads more for you to watch. If SABC Sports works out, you'll have access to some of the best sporting games from the comfort of your own home!
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