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Apple Paris Keynote Satellite Broadcast? [Update]

MacBidouille claims to have the satellite broadcast location for the Apple Expo keynote:



    The keynote will be broadcasted on Tc2D from 0900 to 1230.

    Orbital position : 8 degrees West

    Reception frequency : 11564.7 MHz

    Polarisation : vertical

    Symbole rate : 6.1113 MS/s

    FEC : 3/4

If possible, MacRumors will provide live-coverage, and/or provide links to available info. Our IRC Channel is (and will be) also open for going live chat.

Update: Tc2D is a European Satellite. If anyone has access to this stream, please contact us at pariskeynote@macrumors.com.

Note: Local U.S. Time for Keynote is actually 1AM PST or 4AM EST.

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