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OLED55C8 and Hotbird 6-7a-8 satellite

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Hello, i'm new on this forum and I buyed an LG 55C8 Tv. I'm italian and I have problems to set the DVB-S signal.
The tv report a series of satellite and has setted as free satellite only TVSat that is the free provider of my zone including rai and mediaset.
I have not a tvsat smartcam and my system is setted on free wifi on hotbird 6, 7a or 8.
TVSat is on Hotbird 13, so the signal is not received.

I tried to set the satellite custom settings from myself but I have no luck.

I post the picture of my old tv with the correct settings, if anyone want to help me i will be grateful.

Thanks in advance.

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