Generate your channel list in seconds
Select your satellites, choose your decoder, and instantly download the updated list. It's free. Always!
How Sat-List.com works
1
Choose your decoder
Select your decoder's operating system: Mars OS, Enigma2 or Tiger OS. Over 200 models are supported, including GTMedia, Freesat, Octagon, Vu+, Zgemma and other compatible receivers.
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Select your satellites
Choose one or more satellites from the available list, filtering by geographic region or searching by name. Across Europe, the most commonly used satellites are HotBird 13°E and Astra 19.2°E.
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Download the updated list
In just a few seconds, the system generates a file compatible with your decoder, containing all freely transmitted channels. The database is updated daily to ensure frequencies and PIDs are always accurate.
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Choose your decoder
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Select satellites
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(supported formats: .sdx (GTMedia, Freesat), .chl (Tiger, StarSat, Magic), .db (Atlanta 4K CI), .bin (Atlanta G5 Mini), .zip (Enigma2))
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Compatible with ALi SoC chipset decoders
Compatible with Tiger, StarSat, Magic, Spider, GTMedia, Viark, etc.
Only free-to-air satellite channels.
Exclusively freely broadcast channels. No subscription required.
Free download
No registration required. The list is ready in seconds.
Frequently Asked Questions
The .sdx or .chl format is the channel database used by GTMedia/Freesat/Tiger/StarSat/Magic decoders. It contains all the technical data required by the decoder to tune satellite channels.
Yes. The lists contain only public-domain technical data (frequencies, transponders, PIDs) required to receive freely broadcast channels. No decryption codes or instructions for accessing paid content are included.
You can request support for your decoder through the dedicated page. We will review your request and contact you back.
The satellite database is checked daily. PIDs are updated weekly. You can monitor update status on the Status page.
Each generated list contains a unique ID that allows us to verify its authenticity if shared. This protects users from counterfeit lists distributed through unofficial channels. Sharing any file exported from Sat-List.com is prohibited.
Yes. In ProEditor, once your list is loaded, the "Import satellite from SatList.com" button adds the channels of a satellite from our database to what you already have, leaving the rest untouched. You can import the satellite as a single bouquet, or keep the bouquets the way we organise them. It helps when your list is current on some positions but stale on others, or when you want a position you have never scanned.
ProEditor reads five formats: .sdx from GTMedia and Freesat, .chl from Tiger, StarSat and Magic, Enigma2 .zip (lamedb and bouquets), .db from the Atlanta 4K CI and .bin from the Atlanta G5 Mini. Once loaded, a list can be edited and exported in a different format from the one it came in: that is how you move between decoders without starting over.