The Frequency of Nickelodeon Greece Channel on All Satellites

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Nickelodeon Greece is the official Greek version of the world-famous Nickelodeon system. It is a children’s and youth entertainment television channel that offers fun and engaging material, including animated series, live-action shows, games, and educational programs.
The channel is part of the paid Nova base in Greece and broadcasts primarily in the Greek language (with some original programs in English, dubbed or subtitled).
Brief Overview of the Channel
Nickelodeon Greece is a children’s channel operated under Paramount Global. It has been broadcasting for years in the Greek market via paid platforms such as Nova and Cosmote TV. The channel targets children aged 4 to 14 with the famous “Just for Kids” slogan.
It focuses on safe, entertaining material that encourages imagination and laughter. Nickelodeon Greece is not free-to-air (FTA) but encrypted, requiring a subscription to Nova or Cosmote TV packages. Its main goal is to deliver positive programming that promotes friendship, fun, and moral values.
The Channel’s Frequency on All Satellites
The channel broadcasts on one main frequency on Hotbird 13° East (Hotbird 13B / 13F / 13G):
- Satellite: Hotbird 13°E (13B/13F)
- Frequency: 12169 MHz Horizontal (H)
- Symbol Rate (SR): 27500
- FEC: 3/4
- System: DVB-S2 / 8PSK
- Encryption: Irdeto 2 (Nova package – encrypted)
- Quality: MPEG-4 / SD (standard definition on Nova feed)
- Coverage: Wide/South East Beam (good transmission power over Greece, Southern Europe, and the Eastern Mediterranean)
Important Note: There are no other working frequencies for Nickelodeon Greece on additional satellites (such as Nilesat, Arabsat, Astra, or Hellas Sat for the specific Greek version).
The channel is dedicated to the Greek market and is available exclusively via this relay on Hotbird within the Nova bouquet. Some sources mention possible changes or temporary moves (e.g., around 2024-2026), but the primary parameters remain centered on 12169 H 27500 on Hotbird 13°E. Always verify with your device’s transmission power for the latest status.
Programs, Movies, and Content of the Channel
Nickelodeon Greece features a mix of classic and current animated series, along with original productions. Popular programs and series contain:
- SpongeBob SquarePants (the iconic show)
- Paw Patrol
- The Loud House, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
- Blue’s Clues & You, Bubble Guppies
- Rubble & Crew, Dora the Explorer
- Live shows such as Nickelodeon Slime Time and children’s competitions
- Nickelodeon original movies like The SpongeBob Movie and Dora and the Lost City of Gold (dubbed in Greek)
The material runs 24 hours a day with a variety of programming. It emphasizes ethical values, friendship, and fun, and contains no violent or inappropriate material for children.
Steps to Enter the Frequency on the Receiver
Since the channel is encrypted (Irdeto 2 – Nova), you need a correct Nova smart card or paid subscription. It cannot be watched for free. Here are the simple steps:
- Set the Satellite: Go to Settings → Satellites → Select Hotbird 13°E (or 13B/13F/13G).
- Add the New Frequency (if not already present):
- Press “Add TP” or “TP Edit”.
- Enter: Frequency 12169 – Polarization H – SR 27500 – FEC 3/4 – DVB-S2 – 8PSK.
- Scan for Channels: Choose “Scan” or “Search” on this TP only (or perform a Full Scan if preferred).
- Locate the Channel: Look for “Nickelodeon Greece” or similar (SID around 386, Video PID 527, Audio Greek PID 800).
- Decrypt the Signal: Insert your Nova smart card into the device (or use a CI+ module) and activate the subscription.
How Satellite Signals Travel from Space to Earth
- Ground stations transmit signals to satellites in orbit.
- Satellites amplify and retransmit those signals back to Earth.
- Home satellite dishes capture the reflected transmissions.
- Receivers decode the incoming signals into television and radio services.





Everything works fine except one channel, just black screen… any idea why?
Manual scan actually gave me better results than blind scan.