On the right side of My New Satellite TV there are various filters that allow you to only see the channels based on a country of your choice, based on the language of your choice, and so on. If you want to watch music videos for example, choose English as the language, TV as the channel type, and look for MTV U.

Yes, you can watch encrypted channels, if you have a valid subscription card for the channels you want to watch. MediaPortal does NOT support softcams and will never support them! See this thread for some more details. Furthermore you need a TV card with CI that is properly supported. Currently only 2 kinds of cards are confirmed to be working with CI. Others might also work but that still needs to be tested thorougly.

To watch one of the channels you require a suitable player. We currently recommend Winamp. Watch Now!

For instance, if you want to check what's on the sports channels, English language, and from any Country you just need to select "Sports", "English" and "Any" for Country. If you want to see sports in English but on Indian channels, you would select "Sport", English" and "India" as the Country. The channels list will open on the left side of the software and you will only need to click on the one you want to view.

Your can install an antennae on your roof or use a rabbit antennae to watch local channels. If your local channel is also on satellite and is clear, then, you can watch them on FTA. Your receiver has an antennae input and output. You would not lose your existing connection on installing FTA.

To view separate channels in different rooms, you will need additional DIRECTV System receivers. In order to hook up a receiver in each room that you require programming you would need an equal number of outputs from the satellite dish. You could hook two TV's up with a dual output dish or up to four TV's with a DIRECTV Plus dish that has four outputs.

All rooms have a colour satellite tv which includes international channels like CNN, BBC World Service and MTV

NO, our system is purely FTA for the purpose of watching Free To Air unscrambled channels from satellites that carry these signals. For paid channels viewing you must contact the companies that provide these services.

You cannot watch TV Channels while receiving a Multicast download as this would interrupt the download (nor tune the DVB card to another transponder than our data transponder).

Yes. Picture-in-Picture (PIP) allows you to watch two programs simultaneously with four selectable window positions. Picture-on-Picture (POP) allows you to watch two programs side by side. PIP/POP is available when your video source is set to TV, AV, S-Video, Component 1 or Component 2. For example, you can watch two analog TV programs simultaneously with PIP/POP by using the built-in TV tuner and an external tuner such as the one inside your VCR.

Yes. You can watch all the local channels on TV as usual. At the same time, you can switch on to Comet Cable channels through the decoder, with laser disc quality picture and CD quality sound. This means you will get even better quality than normal local TV channels.

If you are looking for special sports events, news or for live broadcasts of games, all you need to do is to log in to your member's area and go to the appropriate sports channels. Everything is conveniently listed and you will be able to find your favorite movies channels, TV shows, sport events and much more very easily. Always count on timezone differences if you don't want to miss anything!

Yes, there are TV & Video and Satellite in all rooms  Each bedroom & living room has a TV/DVD or video with a selection of dvds & videos.

Yes, all rooms have TV with international channels (English, German, Spanish, Italian) and DVD player. At the front desk it is possible to borrow some CD movies.

We have read a few reasons. One being that the companies decided to save money and focus on the Japanese-speaking audience. The other is that there was a union dispute.

We air our programs on Comcast Cable channel 34 from 8:00am through 12:00 midnight seven days a week. We air programs 24 hours a day on Channel 33.

Nope! You can use jumpers to connect all input channel connectors (plus and minus required, shield is discretionary). For the MA 6S, in normal (unbridged) mode, all channels are independent. In bridged mode, adjacent channels are paired for master/slave operation. The pairing for bridged mode is 1 & 2, 3 & 4, 5 & 6.