What satellite does Directv downlink "HD NFL Sunday Ticket"

jorb said:

What satellite does Directv downlink "HD NFL Sunday Ticket"

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Either 103c (103b - depending on your rec) or 99c (99b - depending on your rec) or both.

Radio Enginerd said:

Either 103c (103b - depending on your rec) or 99c (99b - depending on your rec) or both.

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What do you mean REC.

receiver

I believe the HD channels are all on 99c this year. Not sure about the Sd versions. I'd assume they have to be on 101 someplace.

njblackberry said:

receiver

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99 & 103

evan_s said:

Not sure about the Sd versions. I'd assume they have to be on 101 someplace.

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All SD comes from 101, aside from a few LILs and international channels.

jorb said:

What satellite does Directv downlink "HD NFL Sunday Ticket"

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NFL Sunday Ticket is on 99(c) .. If you're having trouble with signal strength on that satellite, then you should get that checked out ..

Sixto said:

NFL Sunday Ticket HD (Last Sunday - 9/7/2008):

702 - D11 (99°) Transponder #1 (Game-Mix)
703 - D11 (99°) Transponder #2
704 - D11 (99°) Transponder #2
705 - D11 (99°) Transponder #4
706 - D11 (99°) Transponder #4
707 - D11 (99°) Transponder #4
708 - D11 (99°) Transponder #6
709 - D11 (99°) Transponder #6
710 - D11 (99°) Transponder #6
711 - D11 (99°) Transponder #10
712 - D11 (99°) Transponder #10
713 - D11 (99°) Transponder #10
714 - D11 (99°) Transponder #11
715 - D11 (99°) Transponder #11
716 - D10 (103°) Transponder #6
717 - D10 (103°) Transponder #6​

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I just knew Sixto would have all the nitty gritty details.

Sixto said:

NFL Sunday Ticket HD (Last Sunday - 9/7/2008):

702 - D11 (99°) Transponder #1 (Game-Mix)
703 - D11 (99°) Transponder #2
704 - D11 (99°) Transponder #2
705 - D11 (99°) Transponder #4
706 - D11 (99°) Transponder #4
707 - D11 (99°) Transponder #4
708 - D11 (99°) Transponder #6
709 - D11 (99°) Transponder #6
710 - D11 (99°) Transponder #6
711 - D11 (99°) Transponder #10
712 - D11 (99°) Transponder #10
713 - D11 (99°) Transponder #10
714 - D11 (99°) Transponder #11
715 - D11 (99°) Transponder #11
716 - D10 (103°) Transponder #6
717 - D10 (103°) Transponder #6​

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What I don't understand is when I go to the Lyngsat web site, I don't see any sat info on HD NFL Sunday Ticket.

Thanks for the info.

jorb

jorb said:

What I don't understand is when I go to the Lyngsat web site, I don't see any sat info on HD NFL Sunday Ticket.

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Why don't you understand this? They don't have it listed. The whole site is based on user submissions, and nobody submitted the info for NFL ST HD. That's the end of the story.

Jeremy W said:

Why don't you understand this? They don't have it listed. The whole site is based on user submissions, and nobody submitted the info for NFL ST HD. That's the end of the story.

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99C is too new

curt8403 said:

99C is too new

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They don't have any info for 103 either.

Jeremy W said:

They don't have any info for 103 either.

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well that is a absolute top secret, that no one who is not on a knee'd to know basis, is a loud to no.

Lyngsat has never had entries for 99 or 103 on DirecTV because there isn't an easy way to determine what transponder you are on for a channel for us end users.

http://www.dbstalk.com/showthread.php?p=1191863&postcount=2

Kinda going a bit off-topic, but I do wonder how may HDPPV 'buys' are, with the current limitations (either/both DirecTV and the studios), are actually being made these days.

Years ago I would get a PPV (SD) occasionally, but with the easy/cheap availability of DVD's (think Netflix), and even with the fairly decent HD/BluRay stockage of the local Blockbuster, I have no need.

But almost 40 HDPPV is a bit much. But one would have to know what the 'buy rate' is.

1948GG said:

Kinda going a bit off-topic, but I do wonder how may HDPPV 'buys' are, with the current limitations (either/both DirecTV and the studios), are actually being made these days.

Years ago I would get a PPV (SD) occasionally, but with the easy/cheap availability of DVD's (think Netflix), and even with the fairly decent HD/BluRay stockage of the local Blockbuster, I have no need.

But almost 40 HDPPV is a bit much. But one would have to know what the 'buy rate' is.

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Expectation is that they need at least 20 HD PPV's to cover the bandwidth for part-time HD channels. The part-time HD channels just share the same transponders with the PPV HD which makes it easy.

Then you'd need to add to that number the amount of PPV HD they want during their maximum sharing. Seems like the most needed at any point in time would be Sunday afternoons during the NFL season, for only 8 hours.

The rest will probably be converted to other full-time channels over time.

And there's still another 5-10 slots free at the moment.