A key thing I would wish to point out is that quite a number of channels are not owned by these providers. The providers for these broadcasts encrypt/scramble the channels so that anyone who wants to view them has to pay the subscription fee. Now let me target the Satellite mode: Broadcasts done via satellite mode can be sub-categorized into two subcategories: i) Pay TV & Radio Channels/Broadcasts: In the simplest explanation these are the channels that you have to pay to view the content. We have several online TV & radio channels but connection speed becomes a challenge. iv) Internet Mode: Content (Radio & TV Channels) are transmitted via a fast internet connection. I'm not very sure whether we have such providers in Kenya but i hear there is one in parklands.
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Communication satellites are located in an orbit called Geostationary orbit/Clarke belt which is 36000 above the earth hence the signal cover (satellite footprint) is more than a third of the earth,(It is this aspect that makes a Kenyan citizen deep in the county receive a crystal clear radio from Australia, or a perfect live match form Mozambique, a Movie channel beamed from far east, and so on.) iii) Cable Mode: The content is sent to the end users via cable. ii) Satellite Mode: In satellite mode, content is transferred from the source to the viewers through satellites. The viewers receive it via Aerials, 'Rabbit ears' and pass it to the TVs or Radio Receivers. i) Terrestrial/Earth Mode: This is the most common and known method of transmission whereby the content is passed via transmitters fixed on land to the viewers.
how the content gets transported from the source to the viewer/listener). a) TV & Radio Channels can be classified into the following modes of transmission (i.e. Hi members, i hope this post will shed light in Understanding Satellite Free To Air (FTA) TV & radio Channels (TV & Radio Channels available freely on our space via satellite).
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