Sci-Fi Channel

[John@TunerUK]

Has anyone got a working frq entry for the sci-fi channel (And +1 if poss). I'm sure I used to be able to get it, but after starting my satelite epg setup from scratch, I can't seem to decrypt it anymore.
The one's I have are as follows.

CH:432 onid:2 tsid:2412 sid:54015 frq:11680770 rate:27500 mod:20 pol:2 fec_rate_in:2 pilot:0 sat:0 ctrl:1 #:SCI-FI

CH:447 onid:2 tsid:2409 sid:54011 frq:11623080 rate:27500 mod:20 pol:1 fec_rate_in:2 pilot:0 sat:0 ctrl:1 #:SCI-FI-+1

[ElGato]

According to Kingofsat they look OK

[Bacon2002]

Hi,

I have the same problem with Sci-Fi and +1, I can't work out why it does not decrypt either?

Here's a link to the .frq details on our UK satelite channels for SageTV.

http://sagetv.wikia.com/wiki/Satellite_frequency_list

The channel numbers for Sci-Fi are 129 and 130.

David

[John@TunerUK]

Hmmmm, oh well. I didn't watch it that often I suppse. There are lots of channels I should be able to decrypt, but can't. Even after leaving my card in my sky box overnight. I thought maybe it was a frq problem, but it doesn't seem to be the case.

[enterpryse]

Originally Posted by John@TunerUK

Hmmmm, oh well. I didn't watch it that often I suppse. There are lots of channels I should be able to decrypt, but can't. Even after leaving my card in my sky box overnight. I thought maybe it was a frq problem, but it doesn't seem to be the case.

Hi John,

I have the same problems, I would expect to be able to see all the Freesat channels with either my Freesat card or my sky card but only some seem to be available.

I'm wondering now whether to somehow interface the sky box with the computer and get all the channels..

Stuart

[MCE-Refugee]

Make sure that you don't have some simple syntax error in your .frq file especially an invisible non-printing character. Try creating .frq file with just one line with the required channel.