French channels

[intuitionsys]

A friend of mine at work is looking for a listing of French channels available in Canada. Anybody know a site that has a fairly concise listing (besides lyngsat)? Thanks in advance...

 

[bidaw]

Anik-F1 has quite a bit of French speaking channels. As to the listing of what is there, sorry, lynsat is all I can tell you.

 

[Othea]

French channels (bis)

Someone asked if there is a list of French-language channels available to FTAers. Since that earlier thread has been closed, I will respond with a new one.

Here is a list of channels with some French-language programming that I watch in North America Ku-band:
CCTV in French (G 3C)
RTS Sénégal (IA5)
2M Maroc (IA5)
Canal Algérie (IA5)
Tunis 7 (IA5)
Télé Citronelle used to be on IA5... Is it still there?
VTV4 Viet Nam (IA5) may have some in French...

Lyngsat is still the best place to look.

 

[Mr Tony]

merged threads...the thread was accidentally closed

 

[icstephen]

A good site to look (not fta) is http://www.starchoice.com/english/whatsontv/programmingpackages.asp
and look under channel line up...that gives a pretty concise listing there is another provider in Canada called Bell but I don't know there web address. Note this is NOT fta...but is available on the grey market.

 

[Mr Tony]

bell's is www.expressvu.com

 

[intuitionsys]

Someone asked if there is a list of French-language channels available to FTAers. Since that earlier thread has been closed, I will respond with a new one.

Here is a list of channels with some French-language programming that I watch in North America Ku-band:
CCTV in French (G 3C)
RTS Sénégal (IA5)
2M Maroc (IA5)
Canal Algérie (IA5)
Tunis 7 (IA5)
Télé Citronelle used to be on IA5... Is it still there?
VTV4 Viet Nam (IA5) may have some in French...

Lyngsat is still the best place to look.

Thanks I'll check those out tonight and on Lyngsat. ExpressVu has a pretty decent French language lineup but my friend was interested in what was available FTA because we got to talking while I was putting the dish together. He didn't even know what FTA was.