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<blockquote data-quote="PaulMcI" data-source="post: 951664" data-attributes="member: 135405">Hi&nbsp;This is my first post to this forum so sorry if these questions have been asked before.&nbsp;I have had to get a satellite dish installed because our TV signal comes from a relay aerial and when Freeview was rolled out in October there are only 3 Muxes broadcast (in my case this is only 2 Muxes as my TVs do not support Freeview HD).&nbsp;Just installed a Hauppauge WinTV-NOVA-HD-S2 card in my PC and Media Portal 1.30 beta (PC is running Windows 7 32bit).&nbsp;My queries:&nbsp;1) Do I use DiSEqC: None and Band: Ku-Linear (Universal) for 28.2E Eurobird Astra 2A [I presume this the correct satellite for Freesat in the UK] with the help page showing it being used for another satellite?&nbsp;2) When I do a scan for channels the provider is BSkyB with only 'Fashion One' being provided by Freesat? I thought there would be more from Freesat?&nbsp;&nbsp;Thanks&nbsp;&nbsp;Paul</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PaulMcI, post: 951664, member: 135405"] Hi This is my first post to this forum so sorry if these questions have been asked before. I have had to get a satellite dish installed because our TV signal comes from a relay aerial and when Freeview was rolled out in October there are only 3 Muxes broadcast (in my case this is only 2 Muxes as my TVs do not support Freeview HD). Just installed a Hauppauge WinTV-NOVA-HD-S2 card in my PC and Media Portal 1.30 beta (PC is running Windows 7 32bit). My queries: 1) Do I use DiSEqC: None and Band: Ku-Linear (Universal) for 28.2E Eurobird Astra 2A [I presume this the correct satellite for Freesat in the UK] with the help page showing it being used for another satellite? 2) When I do a scan for channels the provider is BSkyB with only 'Fashion One' being provided by Freesat? I thought there would be more from Freesat? Thanks Paul [/QUOTE]

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