Radio Pick n Pay

[Dr. Zee]

Does anyone know how I can listen to Radio Pick n Pay at home?

 

[satanboy]

Why would you want to?

 

[azbob]

:wtf:

 

[akescpt]

The music you hear in the store?

 

[Dr. Zee]

Because I like feeling like I'm in a store while shopping online xD

 

[Rubberpigg]

Looks like Pick n Pay's in-house radio is run by a company called ADSAT.

http://www.adsat.co.za/copy/pnp.htm

Send them an email:

info@adsat.co.za

 

[daveza]

Just how many christmas carols can one listen to.

 

[Dr. Zee]

I loooove Christmas carols <3

 

[FiestaST]

Funny thread is funny.

I personally prefer Clicks Radio though....that's just me....

 

[Polymathic]

Funny thread is funny.

I personally prefer Clicks Radio though....that's just me....

That's the most boring in store radio ever

 

[cpu.]

I wonder if it's still possible to get all the shop radio stations on Dstv. You have to add extra details (to scan for more channels) to the decoder.

 

[akescpt]

Mr price is alright.

 

[KleinBoontjie]

 

[Dr. Zee]

I wonder if it's still possible to get all the shop radio stations on Dstv. You have to add extra details (to scan for more channels) to the decoder.

Wait, what.. tell me more

 

[dunkyd]

Give my regards to Uncle Raymond doctor.

 

[cpu.]

Wait, what.. tell me more

I think it will only work on the single view HD decoder currently available and older decoders.

Google for "free to air dstv channels". The instructions might be outdated, but the settings sometimes work.
Your best bet is to check the religious sites as they will be most up to date. You get some extra channels with hordes of religious ones.

 

[TEXTILE GUY]

Why would you want to?

The music you hear in the store?

Because I like feeling like I'm in a store while shopping online xD

Yeah ,,,, right ..... elevator music .... background music ..... like in pr0n moves ......

You son of a gun you

 

[PaulB_]

I know this is an old post, but I thought I could help.

It appears that one used to be able to get those frequencies on any older DStv decoder, however it appears that these frequencies have changed from DVB-S, to DVB-S2, and are no longer viewable on any decoder, the SD Decoder as it's not supported, and the HD decoder locks up when scanning the transponder with the store radio channels. I currently have one of those chinese DVB-S/S2 decoders, and I have access to all the store radio stations, and more. The music played across store radio stations aren't half bad, and there's always something worth listening to. Better than most commercial radio stations by a long shot.

 

[Foxhound5366]

I know this is an old post, but I thought I could help.

It appears that one used to be able to get those frequencies on any older DStv decoder, however it appears that these frequencies have changed from DVB-S, to DVB-S2, and are no longer viewable on any decoder, the SD Decoder as it's not supported, and the HD decoder locks up when scanning the transponder with the store radio channels. I currently have one of those chinese DVB-S/S2 decoders, and I have access to all the store radio stations, and more. The music played across store radio stations aren't half bad, and there's always something worth listening to. Better than most commercial radio stations by a long shot.

On the downside, you sometimes find yourself longing to leave the store ... while you're lying on your couch at home.

 

[AstroTurf]

Christmas must be fun