| THEME-X
ceases broadcasting |
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Due to financial difficulties Theme-X has
unfortunately ceased transmitting as of 04.07.10. and can
longer finance the cost of transmitting the channels. We don't
want you to miss your programming so have negotiated with
the distributors of Elite to offer you a discounted replacement
card even if you did not buy your Theme X TV card from us!
We are very sorry that you have lost out in
both money and viewing time but unfortunately we are not in
control of satellite transmissions and cannot be held responsible
if a broadcaster ceases its broadcast/transmission and / or
goes bust. All cards were sold in good faith, and activation
is evidence of this. We have acted merely as "agents"
for the broadcaster who are overseas and we're not affiliated
with them in any way. Our "contract" was to sell
a satellite viewing card, we cannot be responsible for programmes.
To order your replacement card, click HERE.
[21/07/10]
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| THEME-X
changes frequency |
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THEME-X is now broadcasting on a new frequency.
- Broadcasting via Hot Bird at 13 degrees
east
- Broadcasting 24 hours a day
- Transponder 11.642 GHz H
- Symbol Rate 27500, FEC 3/4
[04/02/10]
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| Sex
View / 12 Plus service ceases, replacement announced |
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As of 14.30 GMT on December 3rd, Sex View
ceased broadcasting after 7 years, and will be re-launched
as SV Theme X TV from the 10th December.
The new package will have 8 not 12 channels,
broadcasting 6 films a day per channel, 4 of which will be
new releases.
This follows several months of speculation
as the old Sex View channels video quality had deteriorated
over the past couple of months with more films being repeated.
SV Theme X TV promises less repeats, newer
films and a wider range of content. The channels will be known
as: Theme X – Hardcore, Theme X – Interracial,
Theme X – Groups, Theme X – 18, Theme X –
Fetish, Theme X – Catch, Theme X – Peep and Theme
X – Trans.
SV Theme X TV will honour all subscription
cards all ready bought for the length of the remaining subscription.
We are sorry for any problems this change-over
causes. [05/12/09]
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| Private
Spice changes frequency |
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PRIVATE SPICE is now broadcasting on a new
frequency.
- Broadcasting via Hot Bird at 13 degrees
east
- Broadcasting 24 hours a day
- Transponder 10.723 GHz H
- Symbol Rate 29900, FEC 3/4
[05/11/09]
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| MCT
leaves Hotbird |
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MCT has today closed its 12 services on the
Hotbird satellite. Subscribers will need to move their dishes
to Eurobird 9 at 9 degrees east to receive the broadcaster's
new 12 channel package, SCT. This service can be found at
12.092 GHz H, SR 27500, FEC 3/4.
[16/12/08]
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| Sex
View TV smartcard exchange |
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Subscribers to Sex View TV's Irdeto 12 Plus
and 4 Plus services may need to return their smartcard for
exchange. If your card serial number begins 4021, 4017, 4101
or 4102 and you are without service then please call (01623)
551122, or email esn@thesatzone.co.uk
quoting the order reference number of your Sex View purchase.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. The move
is a measure by the broadcaster to combat piracy and is beyond
our control. [10/12/08]
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| Redlight
TV to resume Conax service |
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Subscribers to Redlight TV's Conax service
will soon be able to view the broadcasters new services. The
broadcaster has informed us that its Conax service will resume
on Friday 28th November. Subscribers will be compensated for
the loss of service with extra time being added onto their
subscription. Redlight TV's new channels include Red Light
Hot, Red Light Spicy, Red Light Treat and Red Light Experience.
They can be found at 11.938 GHz H, SR 27500, FEC 3/4 on the
Eurobird 9 satellite at 9 degrees east. [24/11/08]
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Private
Spice changes frequency
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PRIVATE SPICE is now broadcasting on a new
frequency.
- Broadcasting via Hot Bird at 13 degrees east
- Broadcasting 24 hours a day
- Transponder 11.585 GHz V
- Symbol Rate 27500, FEC 3/4
[07/11/08]
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| Private
Spice technical problems |
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Private Spice is currently experiencing problems
with its Irdeto encryption system leaving many viewers without
service. The broadcaster is currently installing a new system
and normal service will resume from next week. [30/10/08]
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|
Redlight vacates Hotbird |
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Redlight TV has closed its 5 services on the
Hotbird satellite. Subscribers will need to move their dishes
to Eurobird 9 at 9 degrees east to receive the new Red Light
TV channels: Red Light Hot, Red Light Spicy, Red Light Treat
and Red Light Experience. The channels can be found at 11.938
GHz H, SR 27500, FEC 3/4.
If your dish is fixed on Hotbird then you
will be required to either re-align your dish to Eurobird
9 or to fit an inexpensive 4 degree Monoblock LNB, this will
allow continued access to Hotbird as well as allowing reception
of Eurobird 9. Upgrading your dish to receive Hotbird and
Eurobird is a low cost procedure and one we recommend. A Monoblock
LNB is simply bolted on to your dish and does not require
further cables.
[30/10/08]
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| MCT
and Redlight to vacate Hotbird satellite |
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Due to contractual reasons, both MCT and Redlight
TV are to vacate the Hotbird satellite at 13 degrees east
at the end of December 2008. However, both broadcasters have
launched new and improved services on the Eurobird 9 satellite
at 9 Degrees East. MCT has launched SCT+DPTV
(Sex Channel Television and Don't Panic TV) - a 13 channel
package, whilst Redlight
TV has launched Red Light Hot, Red Light Spicy, Red Light
Treat and Red Light Experience.
Existing subscribers can now access the new
services on Eurobird 9 for the duration of their subscription
and will continue to receive the services carried on Hotbird
until the end of December 2008. For continued viewing you
will need to ensure you have access to the Eurobird satellite
before the end of December. If your dish is fixed on Hotbird
then you will be required to either re-align your dish to
Eurobird 9 or to fit an inexpensive 4 degree Monoblock LNB,
this will allow continued access to Hotbird as well as allowing
reception of Eurobird 9. Upgrading your dish to receive Hotbird
and Eurobird is a low cost procedure and one we recommend.
A Monoblock LNB is simply bolted on to your dish and does
not require further cables. [30/09/08]
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| Sex
On TV reception problems |
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Sex On TV are currently experiencing technical
problems, this is resulting in picture and sound break-up
across its 4 channels. The broadcaster has informed us that
the issues will be resolved shortly. [25/08/08]
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| Humax
releases update for Foxsat HD |
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Humax has released an update for its
high definition Freesat box, the Foxsat HD.
The 1.00.10 update, which went live this morning, is designed
to correct a long-standing lip-sync issue and also offers
improvements to the interactive engine, postcode verification
system, and subtitles. It introduces automatic channel update
support and enables display of all resolutions over DVI.
Receivers will automatically update overnight but customers
may choose to update their boxes sooner by selecting "automatic
update" from the setup menu.
[01/07/08]
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| MCT
channel line-up changes |
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MCT has altered its channel line-up. The
broadcaster has moved MCT-FREE, MCT-FULL and MCT-DREAM to
a new frequency (see below). MCT Premium, the latest channel
from MCT has also launched on this transponder.
- Broadcasting via Hot Bird at 13 degrees east
- Broadcasting 24 hours a day
- Transponder 12.092 GHz H
- Symbol Rate 27500, FEC 3/4
[03/10/07]
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| Dorcel
TV frequency change |
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Dorcel TV is to stop broadcasting its
current TP99 (12.692) Hotbird service at the end of August.
Subscribers are advised to tune to the broadcaster's new frequency
(see below) to avoid disruption of service. The new frequency
is now operational.
- Broadcasting via Hot Bird at 13 degrees east
- Broadcasting 24 hours a day
- Transponder 11.411 GHz H
- Symbol Rate 27500, FEC 5/6
[25/08/07]
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| Redlight
TV Italia - important information |
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Several Redlight TV Italia viewers are
currently without service. To resolve this issue, please re-scan
using the tuning information below.
- Broadcasting via Hot Bird at 13 degrees east
- Broadcasting 24 hours a day
- Transponder 12.092 GHz H
- Symbol Rate 27500, FEC 3/4
[30/07/07]
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| Vista
software now available for TechniSat SkyStar 2 |
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New Beta
software allowing compatibility with Windows Vista is
available for the TechniSat SkyStar 2 and USB Plus products.
Customers are advised to create a full system backup before
installing this software package.
The latest drivers now cover Windows 2000 (SP 4) / Windows
XP SP2 / Windows XP x64 / Windows Server 2003 / Windows Vista
(x86/x64). [04/07/07]
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