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Viewers of my channel should know that I am a huge fan of the esoteric hobby of satellite television. But a common complaint amongst DVB-S enthusiasts is that blind scan capable TV decoding software for Linux operating systems doesn’t exist. Blind scan is the capability of a satellite television receiver to search for, and lock onto a transponder signal that…
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‘Play-iridium-ambe not found’ is a common error many newbies run into when using the Iridium decoding tool ‘Iridium-Toolkit’. This is caused by Linux not knowing where a particular bash script is located when trying to decode Iridium satellite voice transmissions. The README file of Iridium-Toolkit does instruct the user to run a command to fix this error before running the…
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