Latest Satellite Frequencies 2026 – Paksat MM1, Azerspace 2 & New TV Channels

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📡 UPDATED • 16 AUGUST 2026

Latest Satellite Frequencies & New TV Channels 2026

Paksat MM1 • Azerspace 2 • FTA Channels • New Transponder Updates

📢 Latest Satellite TV Update: Welcome to our latest satellite frequency update. Here you can find selected publicly listed frequencies, transponder parameters and channel information for satellite TV viewers in Pakistan and South Asia.

Are you searching for latest satellite frequencies, new TV channels, Paksat MM1 updates, Azerspace 2 frequencies or FTA satellite channels? You are in the right place.

This regularly updated guide provides useful satellite TV information including frequency, polarization, symbol rate, FEC and channel names where publicly listed.

Satellite parameters can change without notice. Broadcasters may move channels, change transponders, update symbol rates or launch new services. Always scan the relevant transponder before considering a frequency permanently confirmed.

✅ Update Status:
This article was last reviewed on 16 August 2026. New frequency and channel information should be verified before scanning.

🇵🇰 Paksat MM1 — 38.2°E

📡 Paksat MM1 Satellite Information

Satellite Paksat MM1

Position 38.2°E

Region Pakistan / South Asia

Services TV & Radio

Paksat MM1 is an important satellite for Pakistani viewers and carries various news, entertainment, religious and regional television services.

🔥 Selected Paksat MM1 Frequencies

Channel / Service	Frequency	Pol.	Symbol Rate	FEC
ABN News	3722	H	3200	3/5
Sun News	3725	H	2400	3/5
Raavi TV / WAQT News	3733	H	8000	3/4
VU TV Network	3741	H	3200	3/4
9 News HD	3770	H	1600	3/5
Paigham TV Urdu	3772	H	2400	3/5
KTN / KTN News	3797	H	2400	5/6
Such News	3830	H	3200	3/4
Dawn News	3833	H	2035	3/4
PTV Network	3870	H	13333	3/4
Express / Express News	3975	H	9600	3/4
Green Entertainment	3999	H	6400	3/5
Aaj News / Aaj Entertainment	4012	H	5200	3/4
Suno News HD	4068	H	4000	3/5
HUM Network	4125	H	16100	3/4
Geo Network	4180	H	16855	3/5

💡 Scanning Tip: If a transponder does not lock on your receiver, try entering the parameters manually or perform a blind scan.

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📺 Additional Paksat MM1 Services

Channel / Service	Frequency	Pol.	Symbol Rate	FEC
Quran TV Pakistan	3846	V	6600	3/4
Noor TV UK	3846	V	6600	3/4
Paigham TV Pashto	3846	V	6600	3/4
Champion Kids TV	3846	V	6600	3/4
Al-Zahra TV	3846	V	6600	3/4
Hidayat TV	3846	V	6600	3/4
Peace TV English	4060	V	5000	3/4
Peace TV Urdu	4060	V	5000	3/4
Quran TV Saudi Arabia	4060	V	5000	3/4

🌍 Azerspace 2 / Intelsat 38 — 45.1°E

🆕 Listed Transponder Parameters

Satellite Azerspace 2 / Intelsat 38

Position 45.1°E

Frequency 11566 MHz

Polarization H

Standard DVB-S2

Modulation 8PSK

Symbol Rate 8333

FEC 3/4

🆕 Channels Listed on 11566 H

Channel	Format	Frequency	Pol.	SR	FEC
A1 TV Pakistan	MPEG-4 / SD	11566	H	8333	3/4
Minimax Pakistan	MPEG-4 / SD	11566	H	8333	3/4
Sun News Pakistan	MPEG-4 / SD	11566	H	8333	3/4
Apna Channel	MPEG-4 / SD	11566	H	8333	3/4

📍 Coverage Note: Reception depends on your location, satellite footprint, dish size, LNB quality, receiver capability and local signal conditions.

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🛠️ How to Add a New Frequency on Your Receiver

Found a new frequency and don't know how to enter it? Follow these simple steps. The exact menu names may vary depending on your satellite receiver, but the general process is similar.

1

Open Installation Menu
Open the Installation or Satellite Setup menu on your receiver.

2

Select Your Satellite
Select the satellite you want to scan, such as Paksat MM1 38.2°E.

3

Open Transponder List
Go to TP List, Transponder List or a similar option.

4

Add New TP
Select Add TP, New TP or Add Transponder.

5

Enter Frequency
Enter the required frequency, for example 11566.

6

Select Polarization
Select the correct polarization: H (Horizontal) or V (Vertical).

7

Enter Symbol Rate
Enter the correct Symbol Rate (SR), such as 8333.

8

Select FEC
Enter the specified FEC if your receiver requires it. Some receivers can detect FEC automatically.

9

Start TP Scan
Select Search, Scan or TP Search.

10

Save the Channels
After scanning is complete, save the newly found channels.

💡 Pro Tip: If you enter the correct frequency but receive no signal, check the satellite position, LNB settings, dish alignment and signal quality before assuming that the frequency is inactive.

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🔎 Manual Scan vs Blind Scan

🎯 Manual TP Scan

Manual scanning is useful when you already know the exact frequency, polarization and symbol rate.

Best for:

• Newly published frequencies
• One specific transponder
• Quick channel searching

🔍 Blind Scan

Blind Scan searches the satellite for active transponders and can discover services that are not already stored in your receiver.

Best for:

• Finding unknown transponders
• Major satellite changes
• Refreshing the channel list

🔐 BISS & PowerVu Information

BISS (Basic Interoperable Scrambling System) and PowerVu are scrambling or conditional-access technologies used for certain professional and television distribution feeds.

⚠️ Important: Encrypted services should only be accessed through authorized subscriptions, broadcaster-provided credentials or other legitimate authorization. This article does not provide active decryption keys or instructions for bypassing encryption.

🔄 Why Do Satellite Frequencies Change?

Satellite operators and broadcasters regularly update their transmission parameters. A channel may stop working because it has been moved to a different transponder or its technical parameters have changed.

📡 Frequency Change

The broadcaster moves the channel to another frequency.

🔄 Transponder Change

The service moves to another transponder.

📺 Channel Change

The channel name or service may be changed.

⚙️ Symbol Rate

The broadcaster may change the symbol rate.

📶 Signal Coverage

Beam or coverage changes can affect reception.

🛰️ Satellite Migration

A service may move to another satellite.

📋 Quick Frequency Reference

🇵🇰 Paksat MM1 — 38.2°E

3722 H 3200 3/5 ABN News

3772 H 2400 3/5 Paigham TV Urdu

3870 H 13333 3/4 PTV Services

3975 H 9600 3/4 Express Services

3999 H 6400 3/5 Green Entertainment

4012 H 5200 3/4 Aaj Services

4068 H 4000 3/5 Suno News HD

4125 H 16100 3/4 HUM Network

4180 H 16855 3/5 Geo Network

🌍 Azerspace 2 / Intelsat 38 — 45.1°E

11566 H 8333 3/4 DVB-S2 • 8PSK

Listed services include A1 TV Pakistan, Minimax Pakistan, Sun News Pakistan and Apna Channel.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What is the latest Paksat MM1 frequency?

Paksat MM1 at 38.2°E carries numerous Pakistani and regional services. Frequencies can change, so viewers should perform a fresh transponder scan when necessary.

Which satellite carries Pakistani TV channels?

Paksat MM1 at 38.2°E is one of the important satellites carrying Pakistani television services. Azerspace 2 / Intelsat 38 at 45.1°E also lists services for the Pakistan and Afghanistan coverage area.

What does FTA mean?

FTA means Free-to-Air. FTA services are generally transmitted without paid conditional access, subject to broadcaster coverage and transmission conditions.

What does DVB-S2 mean?

DVB-S2 is a modern digital satellite transmission standard used by many satellite television services.

Why is a frequency not working on my receiver?

The broadcaster may have moved the service, changed the transponder, changed the symbol rate or transmission standard, altered coverage, or discontinued the service. Check the latest parameters and try a fresh scan.

Can I use BISS or PowerVu keys from the internet?

Only use credentials or keys legitimately supplied or authorized by the broadcaster or rights holder. This website does not publish active decryption keys.

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📡 Final Satellite Update

We will continue updating this page when new satellite frequencies, transponders or publicly listed channels are confirmed.

If a frequency listed here does not work, do not immediately assume that your dish or receiver has a problem. Satellite parameters can change quickly, so check the latest information and perform another scan.

📅 Last Reviewed: 16 August 2026

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Disclaimer: This article is provided for satellite-TV information and educational purposes. Satellite services and technical parameters can change without notice. Channel availability depends on satellite footprint, dish size, LNB quality, receiver capability and local reception conditions. Encrypted services should only be accessed through legally authorized means. No unauthorized decryption keys or bypass instructions are provided.