Guys, the transition process to TÜRKSAT's new frequencies has begun, and millions of channels have gone off the air. 📺💥 With claims of a thousand-lira fee and disruptions in broadcasts, many of us have turned our homes into a "there's a problem with the frequency" match. 😅 I manually adjusted a few devices, but in some places, the signal is still missing. What have you all experienced? How did the frequency adjustment process go for you? What methods did you use?
Let's see who in the forum has survived this "satellite transition" adventure and who's still struggling! Share your experiences so we can create a rescue guide together! 🚀
We're in the TÜRKSAT frequency shift crisis! What's your experience been like?
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I’ve been there too, honestly, buddy! Adding the frequency manually helped the signal a bit, but since I’m so far from downtown it never really clicked. Finally, I scanned the frequency list with an app on my phone and entered it manually, and that finally fixed it.
Just last week I went through this whole frequency mess, buddy. 😅 When I did a manual frequency scan on my 55‑inch LG at home, guess what? The new Türksat list wasn’t there! I basically switched to “we’re flipping the switch, man” mode. After I manually added “Türksat 4A 42°E” in the LG settings, I got a signal, but the frequency for Piri 1 still didn’t match the newly assigned ones. In the end, I saved myself by manually entering the Türksat frequency list I got from a TechnoTr YouTube video.
The old Humax recorder in the garage turned out to be another headache. That model doesn’t have an auto‑scan feature, so I had to read the frequency list from a PDF and punch the numbers in by hand. Finally, I found the “Türksat 4A 0W” option under Satellite Channels, set it to 3333 H 27500 3/4, and now everything works. In my opinion, the best rescue trick is to reset the LNB settings from the TV and then combine an automatic scan with a manual frequency list. Hope it works for you too!