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- NC + Abroad: Access TVP1, TVP2, TVN, Polsat on Satellite - DVB-T Standards & Decoder Usage

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  • #1 16446854
    Adoram
    Level 9  
    A totally newbie question: I am going abroad, but I would like to have a satellite TV in Polish (yes, I know that the rules are forbidden). I am looking at the NC + offer, but I see that TVP1, TVP2, TVN, Polsat and several others are marked in each package with a green icon meaning "Program available via terrestrial broadcasting". Do I understand correctly that it means that the decoder receives them in the DVB-T standard and will not be these channels abroad? Or maybe there is some way of receiving these programs abroad on the NC + decoder?
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  • #2 16446999
    telesat1
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl  
    Bad reasoning.
    Programs broadcast via SAT.
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  • #3 16447166
    Adoram
    Level 9  
    OK, but if so, why are they marked with this sign?

    - NC + Abroad: Access TVP1, TVP2, TVN, Polsat on Satellite - DVB-T Standards & Decoder Usage [/ Img]
  • #4 16447182
    telesat1
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl  
    Do you have a SAT set?
    Adoram wrote:
    why are they marked with this sign?

    What and where?
    Ahead.
    SAT set of paid operator (NC +, Polsat) receives these programs by satellite dog.
    Adoram wrote:
    but I see TVP1, TVP2, TVN, Polsat and several others
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  • #5 16447262
    Krzysztof Kamienski
    Level 43  
    @ telesat1 The question is still where @Adoram is leaving? If he escapes from Astra or Hot Bird, he will have to combine like me. :cry:
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  • #6 16447312
    LeDy
    Level 43  
    Adoram wrote:
    I am looking at the NC + offer, but I see that TVP1, TVP2, TVN, Polsat and several others are marked in each package with a green icon meaning "Program available via terrestrial broadcasting".

    This is only information and has nothing to do with receiving them abroad, within Hotbird's reach.
    Because the operator did.
  • #7 16447797
    Adoram
    Level 9  
    telesat1 wrote:
    Do you have a SAT set?


    I do not have it yet, I'm trying to buy because I wonder if it will be OK.

    telesat1 wrote:
    What and where?


    Such as I inserted above. In the channel list, e.g. here:
    http://ncplus.pl/sklep/oferta/start-premium

    TVP TVN, Polsat etc. programs have such a green designation in the corner, which is explained below as receiving by DVB-T.

    Quote:
    If he escapes from Astra or Hot Bird, he will have to combine like me.


    Luckily, HotBird is visible, I checked.
  • #8 16447868
    rosak
    Car dashboards specialist  
    As has already been said, the programs you are asking for are available from the satellite abroad.
  • #9 16447889
    sanfran
    Network and Internet specialist  
    If the friend goes to the UK, after connecting the terrestrial antenna to the decoder, he will have a full FreeView package (Terrestrial Digital TV). The benefit is that you can record if the decoder has HDD.

    3.1.11. Do not send messages that do not contribute to the discussion. They are misleading, they are dangerous or they do not solve the user's problem.
  • #10 16452191
    Anonymous
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around accessing Polish satellite TV channels (TVP1, TVP2, TVN, Polsat) while abroad using the NC+ service. Users clarify that despite the channels being marked with a green icon indicating terrestrial broadcasting (DVB-T), they are still available via satellite for subscribers outside Poland. It is noted that the NC+ decoders are compatible with MPEG4 DVB-S2 standards, allowing reception of these channels abroad, particularly through satellites like Hotbird. Users also mention the possibility of using a terrestrial antenna in the UK to access FreeView channels, enhancing the viewing options for Polish expatriates.
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