MBC Max on Arabsat and Nilesat

MBC Max was launched on 26th October 2008. A high definition version of the channels launched 1st July 2011.

MBC Max is a 24 hour film channel. It broadcasts non-stop Hollywood films. Broadcast movies contain little if any, swearing, violence or, sexual content. The aim of MBC Max is to offer more choice of films with the intention of broadcasting a greater number of film premieres and ‘first-time-on-TV’ movies.

MBCMax is a 24 hour broadcaster of popular American television series and programmes with a couple of weekly films (mainly romantic) thrown in for good measure. A major deal with Warner Bros. ensures that all the top American TV series are aired on MBCMax . Programming is slanted towards female audiences and family viewing

MBC is a group of free to air channels provide many films and tv programmes in English. There are four channels that show action drama and movies during the day. However the only drawback being that they do have Arabic subtitles!

There are also high definition versions of the MBC channels available on Arabsat (Badr) and Nilesat, however these are encrypted and require a subscription

MBC Max in Spain

MBCMax  is available on both Arabsat /Badr (26 east) and Nilesat (7 West).

The signals can be picked up in Spain on an 80cm satellite dish.

We can supply and install the required satellite dish and satellite receiver for the reception of the MBC channels on Arabsat (Badr) and Nilesat.

MBC Max Frequency on Arabsat / Badr 4/6 (26 east)

For the Persian Gulf (Yemen, Oman, the United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Libya/East/, Kuwait, Turkey, Bahrain) the MBC frequency will be :

satellite: Badr 7 (26 ° E)
frequency: 11.270 GHz
polarization: vertical
SR: 27500
FEC: 5/6
standard: DVB-S
modulation: QPSK

For West Africa (Algeria, Morocco, Libya, Tunisia//the West, Mauritania) the MBC frequency will be :

satellite: Badr 5 (26 ° E)
frequency: 12.284 GHz
polarization: vertical
SR: 27500
FEC: 5/6
standard: DVB-S
modulation: QPSK

More information : https://www.satandpcguy.com/2017/01/02/mbc-channels-arabsat-badr-26-east-changing-frequencies/

MBC Max Frequency on Nilesat 101  (7 West)

Frequency 11559
Polarisation V
Symbol Rate 27500
FEC 5/6

MBC Max Programme Guide

You can find a programme guide for MBC Max here