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Hustler comes from the country United States und can be received via Thor 0.8° West on the frequency 12265 mhz V.
Hustler is encrypted in Nagravision, and can only be received with a subscription.
The Video Bit rate from Erotic channel Hustler is 2.57 Mbit per second.
A recording of 60 minutes would take 1,16 gigabytes.
Is broadcast in Standard Definition format .
Hustler belongs to the category: Erotic channel.
It is broadcast in the languages: Englisch.


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Frequency data

Satellite:
Thor 0.8° West
Position:
0.8 W
Transponder:
29
Transponder ID:
709
Network ID:
1.536
 
 
Type:
DVB-S
Modulation:
QPSK
DVB Roll:
0.35
Frequency:
12.265 MHz
Polarization:
Vertical
Symbol rate:
28.000 kSym/s
FEC:
7/8
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Video data

Resolution:
Pixel
 
TV Norm:
SD TV
Image format:
Video format:
MPEG-2
Video bit rate:
2,57 Mbit/s
Recording (60 minutes)
1,16 Gigabyte
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Encryption

Encryption Irdeto
Common Acces ID:
0x0653 (1619)
ECM ID:
184c (6220)
Coding system:
Irdeto
 
 
Encryption Conax
Common Acces ID:
0x0B02 (2818)
ECM ID:
15f4 (5620)
Coding system:
Conax
 
 
Encryption Cryptoworks
Common Acces ID:
0x0D97 (3479)
ECM ID:
1720 (5920)
Coding system:
Cryptoworks
 
 
Encryption Nagravision
Common Acces ID:
0x1815 (6165)
ECM ID:
139c (5020)
Coding system:
Nagravision
 
 
Common Acces ID:
0x181D (6173)
ECM ID:
12e8 (4840)
Coding system:
Nagravision
 
from:
21.07.2026 last CA Update 21.07.2026
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Channel Pids

Name:
Hustler
Provider:
Service ID:
30920
 
 
Video Pid:
1101
Audio Pids:
language: Englisch 1112 | eng
PCR Pid:
1101
PMT Pid:
1100
Teletext Pid:
0 (no teletext)
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EPG information

Now / Next
EPG
Guide
EPG
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Audio data

Audio Pid
1112
Audio Format:
MPEG
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last changes

25.07.2017
Neu
The Channel Hustler has started on UPC Direct package on Thor 0.8' West.
Data: Frequency 12265 MHz, Polarization V, Symbol rate 28000, FEC 7/8, Mod. QPSK, encoded: Yes