18.0°W Intelsat 37e

3960 R,5333,9/20(26/45),S2X/16APSK,ACM-Data

3953 R,6856,9/20,(S2X),ACM-Packetized(new),

3960 R,5333,9/20,(S2X),ACM-Packetized(new).

Both locked with tbs6590 card.

/edit by qwer: merged in GS>C>S2X

Zitat von qwer

One more lock, using TBS 6903X:

3904 L 30000

/edit:

Two more in circular right, using TBS 6903X:

3953 R 6855

3960 R 5332

Probably they are in S2X?

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Both transponders must be moved to the S2X Data section. I already know that you use the Tbs6903x card with Crazyscan and the parameters generated by the application give you Encapsulated stream,which can mean any type of stream.But in fact, in this case,3953 R and 3960 R,both are Data streams.I used for these transponsders the tbs6590 card and the same Crazyscan, but without making changes to the StreamReader.ini file and that means these streams are for Data.

Besides,as a personal opinion,the Silab chip,like the one for the 6590 card,used by me,with the limitations we already know,knows how to handle better the received signal,but more importantly,it knows how to read correctly the parameters of a stream.For such a demodulator I don't even have to make modifications to FrameMode,in StreamReader .ini,like you have to do at 6903X to know what kind of stream is on a transponder.

I am convinced that CrazyCat has made a compromise so that the StreamReader file can be used for the stid135 chip card and,as we already know,most of streams for Data are encapsulated.That's why he put them under the great umbrella of the Encapsulation,because this chip for tbs cards was "amputated" by STMicro,for reasons we can suspect...

I scanned again 3953 and 3960 and the same Packetized stream as above at #7.

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