Satellite Television

To provide total coverage of the world for base transmissions to be relayed around the world would take 3 satelites.

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frequency modulation, preferably.

The receiver Starsat SR-X30CU USB can be updated by downloading Device Doctor, a portable Windows utility. The program scans your computer and locates drivers. It is compatible with Windows, WinXP, and Windows Vista.

This question refers to man made space satellites. Satellites can have multiple owners between national governments, private companies, and universities.

That's not a good thing, is it? Sounds like you're using SVHS cables to feed your video signal. If that's the case, try working the cable in and out of the jacks at both the TV and the device you have it connected to. A lot of times, the connectors tarnish or develop a residue and all the pins don't make the proper connections. Also try that with the coax connector to the tuner and also `exercise` all the other connecting video cables for the same reason.

Switch your set to a different input, such as a DVD player, etc. to see if it's only one item going black and white. If not, switch back and see if that corrects the problem. Sometimes these new TV's just `lose it` and the switching will correct the problems.

If none of these suggestions work, time to dig out your extended warranty and use it.

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It means that either your receiver isn't properly locked onto the signal or it hasn't the authorization to receive the signal, or it's a different type of encoding than your receiver can handle. This is just but the first three reasons that came to mind. And yes, there are other possible causes as well.

There really is no "best brand" of anything out there. People's tastes and needs vary so widely, which is why there are so many brands and models available of everything! The thing to do is go to your local "SUPER-DUPER STEREO AND TELEVISION WE'VE-GOT-IT-ALL OUTLET STORE" and test everything they've got. Remember that they usually badly adjust the cheaper sets (for obvious reasons!), so use your own hands-on policy and adjust them to your liking.

Once you find one you really can't live without, walk out of the store, go home and log onto eBay or your favorite auction site and see what they are going for there. No doubt you can find what you want at a price that you like.

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** And it is important to note that while there are certain brands that excel in certain areas (Sony, Panasonic, Samsung, LG for example) each brand and each HDTV technology (Plasma, LCD, LED) are designed for different room environments and different purposes whether it be watching broadcast tv, blu-ray, gaming or sports.

Try using an HDTV Finder like the one in the link below so that you can assured you find the right TV the first time around.

Anime Network isn't a channel. It simply sends anime to other channels such as they send "Inyuasha" and "Bleach" to Cartoonetwork.

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at first you should download upgrade form internet.then copy upgrade file to your usb flash memori. after that turn off your reciver (it is very important to turning off yopur reciver because in this mode your chanels list wont chang after updating) and plug in your flash memory to your satlite and then turn on .a window will apear .select

the frimware upgrad file and press ok.after all reciver reboot aoutomaticlly.

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Documentory channel is 197 on dish! And i am happy to help!:3

Dish network don't have an Anime Channel just Adult swim on Cartoon Network.

both have their pros and cons cable TV is more reliable in storms and snow were satellite will go out if snow builds up on the dish

in theory HD on cable TV should be better but isn't because of the amplifying system out on the hard line outside so its more for what u what at your home

ESPN 3 is the new name for ESPN 360. You must go online to watch ESPN 3.

However, Classic ESPN on Bright House is 110, and ESPNEWS is 111. ESPN College Football/Basketball 1 is 527, and ESPN College Football/Basketball 2 is 528.

If a satellite appears to move in the sky, then the ground station antenna has

to keep moving in order to follow it, and the satellite will be below the horizon,

invisible, and unusable for half the time over the long run. That would really put

a crimp in the operation of all the little 2-ft satellite TV dishes on top of garages.

Microwaves are used in communications because of their shorter wavelength and smaller antennae. This allows them to be more directional than lower frequency radio waves. The Microwave spectrum also has more bandwidth than the radio spectrum. They also waste less energy than Radio Waves

Ultimately, it's all down to money and persuading the right people to take on the show for broadcast. There are many different routes to air but here is a typical example:

First, someone needs to have an idea for a show. The idea needs to be refined to the point where a sampler can be produced or at least a written concept with a story board. This very first process filters out almost all ideas as very few ideas ever make it to this stage.

Step two is to find someone who is prepared to take on the concept and produce a pilot. This can be an independent producer or a broadcaster. This process is hard enough to filter out 99% of all proposals and it takes a lot of leg work to find that elusive producer who wants to risk a considerable amount of money to make the first show.

If the idea gets this far, a single episode will exist. Now is the time to approach channel controllers and get an agreement for a broadcast of a pilot. This is perhaps even harder than finding someone to produce the program in the first place. Channels are inundated with submissions from hopeful production companies. Another 99% of the remaining ideas fall here.

So, the one in several thousand that makes it to air as a pilot will stand or fall on the feedback from viewers and advertisers. Sometimes, the pilot can make it to a full season with subsequent seasons following. The remainder will have had a single airing and never make it to the television airwaves again. Despite this apparent failure, to make it to even a single broadcast is a great achievement.

Network broadcasters also generate ideas internally so some will accept very few external contributions. Even internally, the same process has to take place.

Although the poor contributions are weeded out to leave the better quality programs as final contenders, it is as much to do with contacts in the industry as it is with quality of the content. Without knowing who to approach with an idea, the chances of making it to air are virtually nil. Even with the right contacts, the chances of a program making it to broadcast are only slightly better.

For those who are intent on developing a show, good luck and be ready for some rejections on the way.

In 1957 when the Russians sent up the first earth orbiting satellite, Sputnik.

It sent out a radio signal which was nothing more than a beeping sound spaced about a second apart, if my memory serves me correctly. People all over the world tracked the beeps, which seemed to have not contained any data at that time. More than likely, it was just a tracking signal.

I remember as a youg boy getting up around 4 am to see it as it flew over. It was just a bright but tiny dot moving across the night sky. Kinda scary at the time, but look what it started.

No, Freeview is a terrestial service and receives its signal via a conventional UHF TV aerial. You may be interested in Freesat which is a recently launched service which provides a similar channel line-up to Freeview but via satellite.

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SOme of the Pros and Cons of Canadian Confederation are : Canada would be United as one Country and would be given the name Canada. Not everyone agreed with the British North American act. Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland both did not want any part of it and did not join until 1871 and 1949. The french speaking population was also divided but they were divided after Confederation. I hope this helps :0)

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