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Linux-Based PVR Satellite Receiver ENG-CD The World’s Largest Satellite Magazine # 199 06-07 TELE SATELLITE 2007 € 6,50 AU: AU$11.90 incl GST NG: Naira 500 £ 4,95 EE: EEK 99,- ZA: R 44-95 & BROADBAND Station Report Company Report PTS Channels in Taiwan Antenna Motor Something’s Happening in the Manufacturer Skies Over Taiwan MOTECK Kevin Chen, Engineer Manager We Never Run Out Of Ideas All Gary Wu, President NEW Company Report Satellite Dish Manufacturer Channels AZURE SHINE Focused on Satellite Dishes Allen Shen, General Country Report Manager Taiwansatellite.tv, Taipei Installations for Difficult-to-Get Satellites Company Report LNB Manufacturer MTI The Best in its Class 06-07/2007 Allen Yen, COO Test Report AB IP Box 250S PVR Linux-based Treasure Chest This CD is Exclusively TELE-satellite Magazine + CD-ROM Available only by Subscription to Print Copy of TELE-satellite Magazine SatcoDX “World of Satellites” Version 3.12 on CD-ROM Note: To update from previous Version 3.11 install “World of Satellites” Version 3.12 from this CD The World’s Largest Satellite Magazine TELE SATELLITE & BROADBAND Main Address: TELE-satellite International PO Box 1234 85766 Munich-Ufg GERMANY/EUROPA UNION Editor-in-Chief: Alexander Wiese [email protected] Published by: TELE-satellite Medien GmbH, Germany SatcoDX’s “World of Satellites” Software contains the Design/Production technical data from all satellite transmissions worldwide TELE-satellite Hungary Kft Nemeti Barna Attila International Advertising Alexander Wiese [email protected] CITY Advertising Monika Szabo Complete Channel Lists from Every [email protected] Satellite With all Technical Data Subscriptions Services See Page 66 Automatic Display of all Receivable Satellite Channels Newsstands Distributors Australia: Europress Austria: Pressegrossvertrieb PGV Bahrain: Al-Hilal Publishing Canada: Disticor China: LSG Derong Trade Co. Estonia: As Lehepunkt Finland: Rautakirja Oyi Greece: Hellenic Distribution Automatic Programming of SatcoDX Ireland: Eason & Son Compatible Receivers Israel: Steimatzky Kuwait: Kuwaiti Group for Publishing Lebanon: Levant Group Malta: Miller Distributors Data Updates via Internet Anytime via Nigeria: Newsstands Distribution Main and Backup Servers Oman: Dar Al-Atta’a Est. Qatar: Dar Al Sharq Printing Saudi Arabia: Saudi Distribution South Africa: MCS - Caxton Sweden: Svenska Interpress AB Thailand: Infosat Intertrade UAE: Emirates Printing Publishing UK: Emblem Group USA: Prestige Periodicals Copyright © 2007 by TELE-satellite ISSN 1435-7003 Printed in SPAIN/EUROPA UNION Print Channel Lists With Satellite Footprints in HTML Format www.TELE-satellite.com/eng Save Chart Data in many useful file Member of Distripress formats CONTENT AB IP BOX 250S PVR Digital Linux-based PVR satellite receiver ................16 Dear JIUZHOU BSB11 Universal Ku-Band Readers Monoblock Single LNB ...................18 TECHNISAT DIGIPLUS STR 1 Digital CI Satellite Receiver with two integrated card readers ........22 Satellite parts, that is, receivers, LNBs, desired satellites. Or, why not simply an dishes, etc., seem to have prices that go add-on to the antenna? But let’s come in only one direction: down. This makes back down to Earth. This would probably the consumer happy since it has become never see the light of day since an antenna KATHREIN less expensive year after year since the only needs to be aligned once and these MOBISET 4 CAP 900 beginning of the satellite age to purchase tools would still be too expensive despite New system for mobile homes ..........26 a satellite system. Unfortunately, the them being as cheap as they are. The manufacturers and dealers don’t share system introduced in this issue deals with Media: that enthusiasm: they must regularly plan a mobile reception system that truly does Satellite and HDTV News .................10 for less and less profit. But there are also need to be properly aligned more than other aspects of this lowering-price trend: once. But why not a signal analyzer with other technologies are also becoming less built-in GPS? Feature: expensive. This results in new variations How MPEG really works ...................12 where two technologies are combined. You can bet that TELE-satellite will be discussing the subject of combined Company report: In this edition we are presenting just technologies more often in the future. Taiwansatellite.tv,Taipei ....................44 such a fusion: a motorized antenna with a You might have noticed that the word built-in GPS receiver allowing the motor to “broadband” now appears in the subtitle of Company report: align itself. Two technologies that thanks TELE-satellite magazine. Satellite reception MTI - News from Innovation Road .....48 to continuously decreasing manufacturing is not so isolated anymore. Everything costs can now be combined. A few years is coming together and leaning towards Company report: ago you would have thought of this idea computer technology. This includes not only Azure Shine - Dishes in Focus ...........50 as merely a vision that would have been channel reception but also the operation too expensive. That isn’t true today of the receiver. The age-old rule that a anymore. receiver needs to be in the living room and Company report: must be controlled by a remote control is no MOTECK’s Motor Professionals ...........54 Satellite reception and GPS actually longer valid. The combination possibilities belong together since satellite reception of various technologies are expanding; Station report: is above all a question of position. Which new variations are becoming possible. Satellitenprogramme für Taiwan - satellite you can receive depends on your das Kontrollzentrum von PTS ............56 location on the Earth. What good is the best With broadbanded greetings, receiving equipment if you can’t receive Company report: anything where you are? GPS delivers AlexanderWiese SmartWi - A Danish Family-Owned your position with extreme accuracy. If Business ..........................................58 this is coordinated with a satellite list, such as SatcoDX, you will not only know what channels you can receive but the satellite P.S.: My favorite radio station of the Company report: system can automatically set itself up to month: “Das Modul” (that’s what the Sadoun - Into the Satellite Future these channels. display says) on ASTRA (19.2° E) 12.266H at High Speed ..................................60 with non-stop music interrupted only by This idea can be taken yet a step further: station identification pauses, naming this Letter to The Editor: why not an LNB with built-in GPS? A small station as “Bavarian Open Radio”. This is TELE-satellite Experts Reply ..............62 display on the LNB could tell the user to one of those stations whose name doesn’t what elevation and azimuth the antenna match what is sent in the data stream, but Company report: must be turned to in order to receive the who cares, the music is good! Satellite Trade Show .........................64 ADVERTISERS ABCOM .......................................59 IBC 2007 ....................................47 TELE-satellite CITY ....................63 ARION ........................................ 7 INFOSAT .....................................21 SMARTWI ...................................51 AZURE SHINE .............................43 INVACOM ...................................27 SPAUN ........................................57 COMMUNIC ASIA 2007 ...............39 JIUZHOU ....................................68 DOEBIS .....................................8,9 JONSA ........................................46 STAB ..........................................25 DVB SHOP .................................. 4 KATHREIN ..................................63 TAITRONICS ...............................42 EEBC 2007 ..................................53 MAX-COMMUNICATION ..............67 TECHNISAT .................................15 EMP ............................................14 MOTECK .....................................51 TECHNOMATE .............................19 EYCOS ........................................ 5 MTI ............................................43 FORTECSTAR ..............................37 RESYS ........................................61 TERRA ........................................11 HORIZON ...................................23 SADOUN .....................................31 TOPFIELD ................................... 2 6 TELE-satellite & Broadband — 06-07/2007 — www.TELE-satellite.com MEDIA Satellite & Broadband News that bought Intelsat for about US$ 5 billion in ernment customers across Canada. The Hughes early 2005. Lister said that valuations of satellite broadband satellite system is based on the IPoS (IP companies have risen to about nine times their over Satellite) industry standard, including DVB-S2 Edited by cash flows from about six times, and that gross with ACM (Adaptive Coding Modulation). Galaxy margins are about 70 percent. "There are really will also provide new service plans that can be Branislav Pekic five or six big players today," Lister said, speaking customized to improve the performance of satellite at the Reuters Hedge Funds and Private Equity VPN connections and other business applications. Summit. "I think there will be more consolidation." EUROPE & AFRICA Lister declined to name possible candidates for USA takeovers but said that major satellite companies, DIRECTV TO LAUNCH 100 HDTV FINLAND which provide service to media, government CHANNELS BY END-2007 YLE FACED WITH MONEY and telecoms companies, need
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