SexySat TV

SexySat TV is a softcore televised sex line, broadcasting on the Hot Bird 13B satellite.

SexySat TV
CountrySlovakia / Netherlands / Brazil
Programming
Language(s)English
Picture format4:3
History
Launched2002 (2002)
Links
Websitewww.sexytv.live

SexySat previously had a network of three more channels on European satellite TV, including on Hot Bird 3.

History

Sexysat was one of the first European erotic Liveshow-channels. Regarding the channel's foundation, Interia Biznes gave this information: "It probably started in December 2002 (the first mentions of tests in the satkurier.pl news archive come from early January 2003)".,[1] the same months when Babestation began in the UK.

The first programmes were on a single Hot Bird satellite channel, with one female presenter taking calls in a studio in the Netherlands. According to liveshow-tv.com, the studio was moved from the Netherlands to Bratislava, Slovakia, on 4 August 2004.[2] In July 2005, SexySat began broadcasting on the Astra 1H satellite, available in Germany. Since these two developments, the picture and sound quality has reduced, along with explicitness allowed on shows (fans began a petition to oppose this).

Format

Liveshows are broadcast live 24 hours a day. (Previously this was only from 19:00 until 06:00, with repeats in-between.) Programming usually consists of a scantily clad woman, who asks viewers to call her. The ladies are mostly from the Czech Republic and neighbouring Slovakia and speak at least two foreign languages.

Satellites

Defunct channel:

  • SexySat TV 2: 12245 MHz, Horizontal, SR 27500 kS, FEC 3/4

Web streams

There are online live streams of both SexySat TV 1 (since 2011) and also an online-only hardcore channel, XXX SexySat (since December 1, 2012). As of 2016 Their websites also carries other streams of similar channels such as Babestation

References
  1. "SexySat wraca do emisji z 13°E (SexySat returns to broadcasts on 13°E)". Interia Biznes (Web Archive). 11 March 2014. Archived from the original on 25 August 2019. Retrieved 25 August 2019.
  2. Liveshow-tv.com Retrieved 14 Oct 2007
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