globecast world tv

[noob2]

hello

so i use globecast world tv



my problem is, i don't know how to add channels on this thing. when i add a channel for example .. i get it, but other channels get deleted at the same time.

i also have many repeated channels.

anyone here can help me?

thanks

[cyberham]

This from wikipedia under Globecast World TV:
"...it is recommended that GlobeCast Customer Support is contacted first, to avoid possible loss of channels or service issues."

Just ask your provider.

[Emerald_Boar]

There are only a few repeated channels.
truth TV, Globecast 601, TRT1, TRT Cocuck, TRT Turk are few of them.

There are about 220 FTA channels.
My understanding is that "offical" boxes do everything automatically.

In a normal FTA box. There would be a place where you can add TPs.
You may need to manually add any missing TPs.

For a complete list of active TPs. There are several online sites that give you all available channels/TPs.
ie. drsat.ca, Lyngsat.com, sathint.com or ftalist.com .
TP look something like this
11867 V 22000

Checking manual. Hopefully this is the correct manual.
http://www.globecastwtv.com/userfile...sers_Guide.pdf

hmmm, Weird its seems there is no to "add Transponder". However you can delete and edit them.

Look in 7.3 Channel Search (Menu - SETUP - Channel Search --)
Click red button to go into edit mode. You should be able to Edit/Add/Delete Tps in there. (If there is no way to "add Transponder". Then I would change an existing non important Transponder and do a scan with that. The box should add some of the network channels.)

7.3 Channel Search
1. Antenna : Select your antenna number.
2. Satellite : Select desired satellite using
VOL+/- keys. Pressing the OK key will also
display a list of satellites. You can see the
information of the selected satellite on the
right side.
Edit Mode: If you want to edit certain
preprogrammed data such as Transponder,
Frequency, Symbol Rate, Polarization and 22
KHz, press Edit mode key (Red color key) on
the RCU.
3. Transponder : Select desired transponder using VOL+/- keys. Pressing the OK key will display
a Down List Box which also lets you select the desired transponder.

Good Luck,
Al

Disclaimer: Use caution or a qualified technician. (which I am not). Take notes.