SexySat TV

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SexySat TV is a network of two softcore televised sex lines, broadcasting on the Astra 1H, Hot Bird 3 satellites.

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[edit] History

Sexysat was one of the first European erotic Liveshow-channels. Different sources state that it was first broadcast in 2001 (www.liveshow-tv.com[1]) or February 2002 (de.wikipedia.org[2]). The first programmes were on a single Hot Bird satellite channel, with one female presenter taking calls in a studio in the Netherlands.

According to liveshow-tv.com, the studio was moved from the Netherlands to Bratislava, Slovakia, on 4 August 2004.[3] In July 2005,[4] SexySat began broadcasting on the Astra 1H satellite, available in Germany. Since these two developments, the picture and sound quality has reduced, along with explicitness allowed on shows (fans began a petition to oppose this). The loss in explicitness has effectively been achieved by the reduction in picture quality, because the ladies' private parts are effectively obscured by digital compression artefacts.

[edit] Format

Liveshows are broadcast live from 19:00 until 06:00, and repeats are shown during the hours in-between. Programming usually consists of a scantily clad woman, who asks viewers to call her. The ladies are mostly from the Czech Republic and neighbouring Slovakia and speak at least two foreign languages.

[edit] Satellites

  • SexySat (SexySat TV 1): Astra 1H 12633 MHz, Horizontal, SR 22000 kS, FEC 5/6.

The other programme is available on Hot Bird transponder:

  • SexySat TV 2: 12245 MHz, Horizontal, SR 27500 kS, FEC 3/4

[edit] External links

[edit] References

  1. ^ Liveshow-tv.com Retrieved 14 Oct 2007
  2. ^ Academic.ru Retrieved 1 Oct 2011 (moved from de.wikipedia Retrieved 14 Oct 2007)
  3. ^ Liveshow-tv.com Retrieved 14 Oct 2007
  4. ^ Academic.ru Retrieved 1 Oct 2011 (moved from de.wikipedia Retrieved 14 Oct 2007)
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