Lack of Polsat and TVN channels on TV set with DVB-T2 decoder - signal from Sleza, Wroclaw, Poland

Hello, I wanted to ask, please advise me what to do. I have bought a new DVB-T decoder, I have the channels TVP 1, TVP 2, TVP 3, Kobieta, but I do not have the channels of Polsat, TVN, TV4, TV6, TV7, Puls, Puls 2, Super Polsat, Polo TV, TTV, Stopklatka. I have the antenna outside.

Make and model of decoder, type of aerial you have, postcode of reception location to start with.

Hello skymaster decoder model

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I am waiting for a reply on the lack of Polsat channels etc.

It's the manufacturer - you have the model on the box, on the sticker etc.
Which antenna?
Postcode of the reception location?

pabisklaudia999 wrote:

I'm waiting for a reply regarding no polsat channels etc

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Well, and us for all the necessary data that can help solve the problem.

Possibly not the decoder but Emitel. Maintenance, failure. This was the case in Katowice for 4 days without these programmes.

See in the table below on which channels the different muxes are available in your area
and try a manual search to see if there is any signal level on these channels

Edit:
https://www.dipol.com.pl/dane_nadajnikow_tv_naziemnej_dvb-t2_w_polsce_bib07.htm

pabisklaudia999 wrote:

I'm waiting for an answer on the lack of polsat channels etc

Let us know at least which transmitter you are using, we will then give you the channel numbers you need to scan manually.

pabisklaudia999 wrote:

I have the channels TVP 1, TVP 2, TVP 3, Woman, but no channels of Polsat, TVN, TV4, TV6, TV7, Puls, Puls 2, Super Polsat, Polo TV, TTV, Stopklatka

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You may only be in range of the local mux-3 and mux-6 backhaul, hence the lack of other programmes. Specify ...

sosarek wrote:

type of antenna you have, postcode of reception site

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https://emitel.pl/strefa-widza/#odbior-rtv
You are missing MUX-2 and MUX-1(these are MUXes broadcast in the system DVB-T2 ! , DVB-T only MUX-8 is broadcast).Your decoder receives DVB-T2 since you have TVP1,TVP2.etc.
In the link there are given parameters( Table of broadcasting parameters ) of transmitted signals for a given MUX: from where they are broadcast, frequency, antenna polarisation.It is necessary to direct in this direction correctly set -polarisation-("decent") antenna.I suggest manual search.It helps to pre-set frequencies for a given MUX(1 and 2) for your locality.
Answer the previous questions or write if it is already OK.

pabisklaudia999 wrote:

Hello, I wanted to ask, please advise me what to do. I have bought a new DVB-T decoder, I have the channels TVP 1, TVP 2, TVP 3, Woman, but I do not have the channels of Polsat, TVN, TV4, TV6, TV7, Puls, Puls 2, Super Polsat, Polo TV, TTV, Stopklatka. I have the antenna outside.

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Call someone who has a clue. We not fairies

In another topic you wrote ...

pabisklaudia999 wrote:

Hello, I'm writing a hundred times because I keep having the same problem with the channels on my TV. I don't know what the cause is, is there some technical work or is there something wrong with my antenna. The antenna is outdoors, it's been 20 years since it was bought and the antenna board hasn't been replaced since then either. The DVB-T decoder is new, bought 5 years ago, Scaymaster and Manta brand, and searches for channels just as little or not at all. Fades are passing, there is no Polsat, Pulse, TVN, TV6, TV7, TV4, Stopklatka. I have only TVP 1, TVP 2, TVP 3, but there are also sometimes interference . I don't know what to do anymore, whether to buy a new antenna or whether it will fix itself and the channels will return as they were before

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Since the installation is 20 years old, the whole installation - all its components from the aerial to the receivers - should be thoroughly overhauled. I suspect that the cable and power supply need replacing first. The 5 year old decoder is already old, but since both are experiencing the same reception problems, it is unlikely to be the cause.

Don't duplicate the description of your problem in other topics, just answer the questions in the one you set up yourself! .

_kli_ wrote:

pabisklaudia999 wrote:

...I don't know what to do anymore...,

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Call in a professional.

This whole discussion is missing the most important piece of information; where is the reception point?
Providing the decoder model would also help....

Forgive me for starting with the basics, the obvious stuff - but I want to make sure you've got everything wired right.

You have a TV on,
- your DVB-T2 decoder is connected to it via HDMI cable,
- you have an antenna connected to the decoder (black plug from the power supply or metal plug on the antenna cable),
- the decoder is switched on to the operating state,
- on the TV remote control with the "SOURCE" button, or the button with the icon of the TV screen and the arrow going into this screen, or the button with the icon of the electric plug with a piece of cable - you have selected the HDMI 1, 2, 3 ... source, until the image from the decoder is shown,
- you made sure that the picture on the TV screen is coming from the decoder and not from the TV set, i.e. you switched the programme on the decoder remote control or increased the volume on the decoder and this action is visible on the TV screen,
- and finally, did you run an automatic search in the decoder and it only found TVP channels?

nazaspie wrote:

on the TV remote control with the "SUBTITLE" button or the button with the icon of the TV screen and the arrow going into that screen

Source or Input, depends on the brand of TV and not subtitle because the subtitle key means subtitles.

nazaspie wrote:

Forgive me for starting with the basics like this, the obvious stuff - but I want to make sure you've got everything wired correctly.

You have a TV on,
- you have a DVB-T2 decoder connected to it via HDMI cable,
- you have an antenna connected to the decoder (black plug from the power supply or metal plug on the antenna cable),
- the decoder is switched on to the operating state,
- on the TV remote control with the "SOURCE" button, or the button with the icon of the TV screen and the arrow going into this screen, or the button with the icon of the electric plug with a piece of cable - you have selected the HDMI 1, 2, 3 ... source, until the image from the decoder is shown,
- you made sure that the picture on the TV screen is coming from the decoder and not from the TV set, i.e. you switched the programme on the decoder remote control or increased the volume on the decoder and this action is visible on the TV screen,
- and finally you started automatic search in the decoder and it found only TVP channels?

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Are you just writing to write? Since it is receiving TVP channels....

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nazaspie wrote:

What the fuck do you want shit? Get the fuck away from my post, it's not to you.
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And such is the culture of @nazaspie

We still don't know where the pick-up point is.
A few months ago I was at a friend's house in Radom who lives on Przytycka Street - the locals know where it is. The poor guy was only receiving MUX3 and MUX8 channels on a typical SAT antenna. It was the only such antenna in the area.
And the reception was also heavily distorted.
He was changing boards, cables, power supplies, combining like the proverbial horse uphill. Setting it up for Warsaw, Ryki or Przysucha didn't help, even though many neighbours have their antenna set up for the south, i.e. also Św Krzyż.

The reason for the reception problems was prosaic - less than 200 metres away is the Radom - Wacyn transmitter. 30 kW for MUX3 k.27 and 8.5 kW for MUX8 k.8. I immediately told him that there was little chance of the antenna working properly.
We fought together on the roof for a couple of hours, combinations with both fixed and adjustable attenuators, different antennas and an old tuned filter improved the situation a little, but sometimes it still snapped. More was not possible. But we ended the day in a pleasant atmosphere on deckchairs in the garden, looking at Wacyn's antenna systems.

We ended up with an Orange fibre optic decoder.

Well, and we probably won't find out anymore. The lady popped in here for 1 post because she thought someone would remotely fix it with a glass ball. I am of the opinion that there should be a "trial" period after registration for such users without the possibility of creating topics.

andpol 33 wrote:

Well, we probably won't find out anymore. The lady dropped in here for 1 post because she thought someone would remotely fix it with a glass ball. I am of the opinion that for such users there should be a "trial" period after registration without being able to post topics.

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And an obligation to complete a profile(location)-useful if only in this thread.

@pabiskklaudia999 Enter the name of a village or town of a city with a code in your area

flinc wrote:

@pabiskklaudia999 Enter the name of the village or town of the city with the code in your area

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The postcode alone is sufficient.