Sorry, but it came across for me as a bin file. That's also how it shows up
in the mailing list archive See it at:
http://linuxtv.org/pipermail/linux-dvb/2006-August/012361.html
Dave Schile schrieb:
I have compiled by hand, from LyngSat, scan data for most FTA satellites
visible in North America, and I would like it to be made available to
anyone that wants it. I have not included any subscription channels, or
NTSC. Many of these channels are on the air only rarely (feeds). Some are
encrypted, as there are some transponders (especially on IA5) that have
both encrypted and clear channels. For FEC I used AUTO, because I'm lazy
and on my system it works just as well as specifying it. With my system I
get about 190 TV and 80 radio channels.
I am attaching the data as a .tar.gz file (hope this is the correct
procedure).
Garnet
why is it a .bin file. what are you trying to pull?
Well, it's a normal gzipped tar-archive. No .bin file to be seen on my
computer.
Cheers, Tobias
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