TBS6903 Pt 2: Demo & Review, Blind Scanning To Find Feeds, TV & Radio, Generic Stream & MPE Decoding

Satellite TV is a hobby that I am a relative newcomer to. One might assume that Satellite TV is all about..... Watching television. Of course, this isn't the case exactly. The DVB-S and DVB-S2 standards are interesting to me because so much more than just moving pictures can be sent over TV satellites. Examples of this are IP traffic, firmware updates, emails, VOIP telephone calls and television 'wild feeds'.

A satellite television receiving device that was designed and sold for the purposes of finding obscure and interesting signals is the TBS6903, from Turbosight. It is a PCI-e card for your PC that is considered the best-in-class for the true satellite TV enthusiast. The TBS6903 is no longer manufactured and sold anymore. However, I was lucky enough to find a second-hand brand new one in an opened box for sale on eBay in the US.

Join me in part two today, where I demonstrate how to use EBS Pro to blind scan the Intelsat-19 satellite in order find wild feeds, television and radio channels. After that, I show my viewers how to decode Generic Stream Encapsulation (GSE) IP traffic using GSExtract. And finally, before giving my review and final thoughts, I demonstrate how it is possible to decode Multiprotocol Encapsulation (MPE) IP traffic.

That will conclude this two-part series about the TBS6903 and satellite TV decoding on PC. Thanks very much for watching!

HARDWARE

- TBS6903
- 90CM Offset Dish
- Satking 10700 Quad LNB
- RG59 Coaxial Cable


SOFTWARE:

- EBS Pro
- TBS TS Recorder
- GSExtract (Linux)
- Tshark (Linux)
- TBS IP Tool
- Wireshark

Тэги:

#tbs #turbosight #6903 #tbs6903 #dvb #dvb-s #dvb-s2 #satellite #tv #television #feed_hunting #review #unboxing #unbox #sat_tv #reviewing #feed #wildfeed #wild_feed #gse #generic_stream #encapsulation #gsextract #wireshark #tshark #ebspro #ebs_pro #ip_tool #ts_recorder

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