Receiving HEVC H.265 Channels on Satellite Television

Receiving HEVC H.265 Channels on Satellite TV. In this video I will test all the satellite television receivers I own and see how well they can decode the HEVC H.265 channels on satellite 116.8 West KU Band. This is the only transponder (with 14 channels) on satellite TV in North America to use HEVC H.265. 116.8 West KU Band 11940 V 30000 FEC 2/3 HEVC H.265 Buy a GTmedia V9 HEVC FTA satellite receiver here (please note the following links are affiliate links and as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases) https://amzn.to/3ZMRiaq Satellite 117 (116.8) West on Lyngsat: https://www.lyngsat.com/Eutelsat-117-... HEVC (High Efficiency Video Coding) is also known as H.265. It’s a more advanced form of video coding that allows higher compression of video signals without sacrificing video quality. Its predecessor is MPEG-4 (H.264), which is still the most widely-used compression format on Free Satellite TV. HEVC is more commonly used for pay services, but going forward will likely be increasingly utilized on free satellite TV in order to use existing bandwidth as efficiently as possible. Satellite Receiver Tutorials:    • Satellite Receiver Tutorials   Over-the-Air TV Channel Launches and Streaming News    • Over-the-Air TV Channel Launches and Strea...   Over-the-Air TV and TV Antennas Playlist:    • OTA TV and TV Antennas   TV Antenna Reviews Playlist:    • TV Antenna Reviews   TV Channel Scan Tutorials Playlist:    • TV Antenna Channel Scan Tutorials   Free Satellite TV: a Great Choice    • Why Satellite TV is a Great TV Option   Learn about how to get free satellite TV:    • Getting Free Satellite TV   Setting up a Basic KU Band Satellite System for Free Satellite TV    • Setting up a Basic KU Band Satellite Syste...   My C-Band Satellite Dishes:    • The C Band Satellite Dishes I use for Free...