Infosat Setup Help

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warlock

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I guys,

I need help setting up an infosat connection, using a Pent@Value DVB card an a sainet vpn connection......

pls help me anyone
 
I am running a Nexus-s card on Infosat through Sainet. How can I help?

PS. Got a Pent@Value card lying in a cupboard somewhere!
 
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Cool thanks,

I am looking for the frequencies, symbol rate, PID and any other settings need to set up the Sat connection
 
Satellite = Pas7
Transponder = a12
Freq.[Mhz]=1420.000
Symbol Rate [MSPS]=26.652
Polarization = Ver
Bandwidth = KU
22K = OFF
Viterbi Rate = 5/6
DiSEqC = None
LNB Type = None
Data Broadcast PID Values = 1e01 (HEX)

Hope this is of use?
PS. Check your private mail.
 
At this moment in time I am downloading at average 50 kiloBytes/sec. The overall performance is like ADSL, fast one second and then slow for the next 4. But I use mine in conjunction with a local only ADSL account on a dedicated machine and can average 100GB download a month for approx. R800 a month. :-)
 
Hmm interesting, back when I had it, I couldn't average more than 20kbyte/s on single threads. However there were times I could easily get 2mbyte/sec on it when I originally got it, but from there on it just went downwards slower till 20kbyte/sec at which point I left it. That was with 56k dialup as upload still. All single thread downloads. I wasn't interested in p2p back then as upload was a killer on downloads as you can imagine why...

I still even have the dvb card, also a Pent@Value DVB card. Massive PCI card.

But what you have, sounds like almost uncapped solution at alright speeds...
 
Yes, it is effectively uncapped as I could do more per month if I download junk as well.
P2P is still slow, but torrents work well. I mostly use rapidshare. Just one problem, the Pent@value card driver for XP bombs out on multi threads. BSOD's on me, that is why I use the Nexus card.
As far as the speeds go, they vary as you mention. The best I have ever got was 750 Mbytes in one hour. This is usually at night between 12 and 7 in the morning.
 
Joe,

You are the man, all my setting where correct except I was using a frequency of 1924, inserted yours and is downloading.

Cheers
 
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