Satellite Frequency Update — October 22, 2026
Welcome to the Satellite Frequency Update for Thursday, October 22, 2026 — the verified, no-hype roundup of transponder and frequency changes from the last 24 hours. Headline first: zero new named channel records appeared in this slot's window (October 21, 09:30 → October 22, 09:30 PKT). What did move overnight was the scan traffic itself — 13 transponder re-scan confirmations newly dated October 22 on KingOfSat, all routine mux re-datings with no named channels attached. Your receiver needs no changes today.
All 37 named frequency records of the last 24 hours (the SkyLink Canal+ trio on Astra 3C, the 16-channel OSN exodus on Eutelsat 7°W, five Polish departures on Hot Bird 13G, the Yamal 402 changes, and the BISS-flagged UK feeds on Telstar 12V) were covered by this morning's 08:00 BISS Key daily slot — we cross-reference them below instead of re-labeling them as new. No BISS keys were officially issued in the window — Satbeams' "BISS" flags on the Telstar 12V UK feeds are encryption labels, not key releases. We never invent keys or pad records.
📡 Overnight Re-Scan Confirmations (October 22)
KingOfSat's blindscan feed re-dated 13 transponder rows to October 22 overnight. These are Transport Stream confirmations (NID/TSID stamps), not channel changes — think of them as the scanner confirming "this mux is still exactly where it was."
| Network / Provider | NID / TSID | Bitrate | Status | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | NID 1 / TSID 40 | 77.6 Mb/s | Re-dated | SIS-CCM transport stream confirmation |
| M7 Group | NID 3 / TSID 3219 | 38 Mb/s | Re-dated | Transport stream confirmation |
| M7 Group | NID 3 / TSID 3221 | 65.1 Mb/s | Re-dated | Carries CANAL+ Drama (already covered Oct 22 by the 08:00 slot) |
| M7 Group | NID 3 / TSID 3225 | 65.1 Mb/s | Re-dated | SIS-CCM transport stream confirmation |
| BetaDigital | NID 133 / TSID 2 | 49.2 Mb/s | Re-dated | Seen daily since its first sighting on October 21 |
| — | NID 1070 / TSID 42103 | 53.2 Mb/s | Re-dated | SIS-CCM transport stream confirmation |
| Sky | NID 64511 / TSID 8800 | 65.1 Mb/s | Re-dated | SIS-CCM transport stream confirmation |
| AREF | NID 115 / TSID 522 | 73.3 Mb/s | Re-dated | SIS-CCM transport stream confirmation |
| AREF | NID 115 / TSID 523 | 73.3 Mb/s | Re-dated | SIS-CCM transport stream confirmation |
| — | NID 65280 / TSID 1 | 26.8 Mb/s | New sighting | Test/placeholder NID — routine scan confirmation only |
| — | NID 1070 / TSID 60101 | 59.9 Mb/s | Re-dated | SIS-CCM transport stream confirmation |
| — | NID 2 / TSID 2032 | 53.2 Mb/s | Re-dated | Dated October 21 yesterday — re-confirmed today |
| — | NID 318 / TSID 12100 | 58.1 Mb/s | Re-dated | Carries rows updated October 15 — no new information |
Note: KingOfSat is mid-transition from its legacy scanning system to a new blindscanning database — the page header lagged the actual scan rows (stamped "14:00 CET" while carrying October 22-dated rows). We report what the rows themselves are stamped, not the header.
🛰️ Current Frequency Landscape by Satellite
Everything below is verified from the last 48 hours and cross-referenced against the 08:00 slot's research — listed here as a reader's recap, not new claims.
Astra 3C (23.5°E) — SkyLink adds three Canal+
Three NEW Czech/Slovak channels joined the SkyLink bouquet (KingOfSat, Oct 21):
- Canal+ Czech & Slovakia — 12070.90 H, DVB-S, SR 27500, FEC 3/4, SID 13132 (Conax / Irdeto 2 / Nagravision 3 / Viaccess 5.0)
- CANAL+ Drama Czechia & Slovakia — 12110.30 H, DVB-S2, SR 29900, FEC 3/4, SID 15610 (same CA set)
- Canal+ Crime Czechia & Slovakia — 12187.90 H, DVB-S2, SR 29900, FEC 3/4, SID 21171 (same CA set)
Eutelsat 7 West A (7°W) — OSN exodus continues
17 departures (KingOfSat, Oct 21 evening): Al Forat left 11315.00 V (DVB-S, SID 14), and 16 OSN channels left 12467.30 H (DVB-S2) in one block — History Channel HD Middle-East, OSN Showcase Classics, Nickelodeon Arabia, OSN TV iqiyi, Discovery Channel HD Middle-East & Africa, OSN Movies Family, OSN Movies Horror, ID Xtra HD MEA, OSN Movies Comedy HD, Nick Jr HD Arabia, Nick Toons HD Middle-East, OSN TV Pop up, Al Yawm, Al Safwa, Cinema 1 and Cinema 2. This matches the ongoing OSN migration off 7°W that this blog has tracked all October — KingOfSat lists no replacement transponder for these services yet.
Hot Bird 13G (13°E) — five Polish departures
Five channels left 11487.30 H (DVB-S2, Oct 21): StudioMed TV HD (SID 5115), Home TV Polska (SID 5133), Nuta Gold (SID 5134), Nuta TV (SID 5135) and Power TV Poland (SID 5136).
Yamal 402 (55°E) — new arrival + three go FTA
Soblazn is NEW on 12700.70 H (DVB-S2, SR 27500, FEC 3/4, SID 55501 — Compunicate/Viaccess). Meanwhile STS Love and Telekanal Che! (two feeds, one +2h timeshift) are now transmitted Free-To-Air on 11384.80 H (SR 30000, FEC 1/2) — a genuine FTA pickup for Russian-entertainment viewers.
Telstar 12V (15°W) — BISS-flagged UK feeds
Satbeams' October 21 bulletin lists 7 new + 1 updated entries, all encryption-flagged BISS (no key values published): Channel 4 HD on the DVB-S2X transponder 11014 V (SR 107140 — check your receiver's DVB-S2X support), plus CBeebies UK, BBC Parliament, Channel 5, BBC One North East & Cumbria, BBC Two and ITV 1 Granada on 11044 V, and an updated VOA Spanis1792 radio entry on 11027 H. Repeat: an encryption label is not a key release.
Astra 4A (4.8°E) & Astra 1P (19.2°E) — watch items
The Ukrainian BISS mux on 12073 H (Astra 4A) is unchanged per the latest LyngSat snapshot. The Movistar+ 12705.90 V mini-bouquet produced no new KingOfSat entries on October 21 — after four on/off flips in three days, the streak has paused. Treat it as off-air/unstable; don't retune your receiver for it until a change holds 48 hours.
✅ FTA Picks Worth a Blind Scan
| Channel | Satellite | Frequency | SR / FEC | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| STS Love | Yamal 402 (55°E) | 11384.80 H | 30000 / 1/2 | Now FTA (Oct 21) |
| Telekanal Che! (×2 feeds) | Yamal 402 (55°E) | 11384.80 H | 30000 / 1/2 | Now FTA, incl. +2h timeshift (Oct 21) |
| Belarus 24 | Belintersat-1 (51°E) | 11350 H | — | Went FTA Oct 20 |
| KABLO INFO HD | Turksat 4A (42°E) | — | — | New FTA (Oct 20) |
| Guneydogu TV | Turksat 4A (42°E) | 12422.50 V | — | Returned FTA (Oct 18) |
🔧 Tuning Tips
- No retune needed today. Re-scan confirmations with no named channels mean your channel list is unaffected — save the blind scan for a day with actual arrivals or departures.
- After a bouquet exodus (like the OSN block off 7°W), delete the dead transponder from your receiver's list before rescanning — otherwise stale entries pile up.
- New DVB-S2X transponders (e.g. Telstar 12V 11014 V, SR 107140) need a receiver with DVB-S2X support — an older DVB-S2-only box will find nothing there.
- Check SID + PIDs when a channel "appears" on a frequency you already have: KingOfSat rows carry exact SID/PID values, which is how you tell a genuine new service from a renamed placeholder.
- Verify before you climb the dish. A single "has left" entry can be a blindscan timing artifact — wait for it to persist 48 hours (like the Movistar+ flaps taught us) before realigning anything.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What does a mux re-scan confirmation mean?
KingOfSat's blindscanners periodically re-read every transponder and stamp it with the current date. A re-dated row with no channel changes simply confirms the mux is stable — it is not a launch, a move, or a departure.
Do I need to retune my receiver today?
No. Nothing in this window added, removed, or moved a named channel since the 08:00 slot's coverage. Run a rescan only after a genuine arrival/departure day.
What are NID and TSID?
The Network ID and Transport Stream ID are unique identifiers embedded in each multiplex. Scanners use them to confirm they are reading the same stream on repeat visits — which is exactly what today's 13 rows show.
Why do channels flap on and off within hours?
The Movistar+ bouquet on Astra 1P flipped four times in three days. Causes range from bouquet-move rehearsals and uplink tests to scanner timing artifacts during KingOfSat's ongoing database transition. The rule of thumb: don't touch your receiver until a change holds 48 hours.
Satbeams flags some feeds "BISS" — are there keys?
No. Satbeams labels the encryption type of a feed; it does not publish key values. No official BISS keys were issued in this window. Any "key" circulating for these feeds is unverified — we don't publish it.
How often should I run a blind scan?
After a big reshuffle (a bouquet move, a transponder consolidation, or a batch of departures like the OSN exodus), scan the affected satellite. Otherwise, once a month is plenty — this daily update tells you exactly when a scan is worth your time.
Is it legal to watch the FTA channels listed here?
Yes. FTA (Free-To-Air) channels are broadcast unencrypted and are legal to receive with any compatible dish and receiver. Encrypted channels require a legitimate subscription — this blog never publishes unauthorized decryption keys.
📚 Related Posts
- BISS Key Daily Update October 21, 2026: 72 Verified Records
- Satellite Frequency Update October 21, 2026: Quiet Scan Day
- Global Satellite Channels October 19, 2026: Quiet Day
- BISS Key Daily Update October 20, 2026: 44 Verified Records
- Satellite Updates October 2026: OSN Move & New Channels
- BISS Satellite Channels & Frequencies September 2026
- Paksat-1R Complete Channel List with Frequency
More updates daily on 1BissKey.
🔗 Sources
- KingOfSat — Most recent additions / changes — checked 2026-10-22 ~09:33 PKT (77 records; page header "2026-10-21 14:00 CET" with rows newly dated 2026-10-22)
- KingOfSat — Most recent updates (news) — checked 2026-10-22 ~09:31 PKT (Wednesday 21 October section newest; no Thursday section)
- SatBeams — Transponder news 21-Oct-26 — published 2026-10-21T09:46:29Z, updated 2026-10-21T19:29:31Z (22-Oct bulletin not yet published at check)
- LyngSat — Astra-4A — page last updated 2026-10-20 (12073 H BISS mux unchanged, via the 08:00 slot's check)
- 1BissKey — BISS Daily Update October 21, 2026 — live cross-reference for the recent record batches
That's today's frequency update. A quiet scan day still keeps your dish honest — bookmark this page, run a blind scan after any reshuffle, and check back tomorrow for the next verified round. Happy tuning! 📡
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