Which channels are on which satellites and transponders?

You asked and we answered this same question three months ago. Your streaming pixelation issues have nothing to do with your satellite signals. Streaming is via your internet connection. 

Review your prior discussion here ....

https://forums.directv.com/conversations/watching-directv/list-of-what-satellite-a-direct-tv-channel-is-on/6281635f83bc9f42347cdf62

The reason I bring this issue up again is I recently added HBO back to my channel line up mainly so I could on demand stream.  HBO streaming has pixelation making watching their programming difficult.

This had always been an issue so normally I never use Direct TV for any streaming content.  They have issues.

Since you have an HBO subscription, you also have access to the HBO Max streaming app. What happens if you try streaming with the HBO Max app?

We appreciate you for bringing your concern to our attention, @rlmyers. We want to assist you to resolve the pixelation issue you are experiencing on your service.

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Alejandro, DIRECTV Community Specialist

I did link the connection to stream using HBO Max on my Fire TV streamer, perfect audio, and picture.  So that is good, but I could have just purchased HBO from HBO directly for that.  However, I decided to order from Direct TV so I could stream from both Fire TV, and Satellite so I don't have to switch inputs while watching Direct TV.  This once again showed that Direct TV has streaming pixelation issues.

I considered doing a sat signal measurement, but I have no idea what channels use what satellites and no one seems to have that information.

I posted a link to the site with the channel transponder mapping. Again, that has absolutely nothing to do with the streaming. 

To repeat what litzdog is telling you. The satellite signals have nothing to do with any problems you might be having with streaming. All streaming comes via the internet,.

And not that it's at all relevant, but litzdog also posted a link to the spreadsheet which shows exactly which satellite and transponder delivers which channels. We posted this for you before but you seem to be completely ignoring what we tell you.

And again, the streaming signals do NOT come from the satellites.

I am not ignoring any thing.  Pixelation problems exist with Direct TV streaming.

HBO comes from some Satellite, which one, separate question.

Other Direct TV customers that I know also have the issue.

Many have quit Direct TV to do streaming with other services and devices.

All DTV does is send you to the channel servers they don't have anything else to do with streaming.

Direct TV on demand streaming, HBO Perry Mason, Episode 7.

No, HBO when streaming does not come from a directv satellite.  It simply doesn't. Why do you not believe what we are telling you?

HBO comes from some Satellite, which one, separate question.

HBO channels, such as Ch 501, come from the satellite. But DirecTV OnDemand streaming of HBO is via internet, NOT the satellite. And if you really need to know which satellite/transponder delivers HBO, I already provided you a link to that  info. 

To add on, here’s really what will finally

make you ‘believe.’ While watching an HBO On-demand movie/show, remove the satellite coax. Your on-demand HBO content still plays. Now, do you understand?