Las Estrellas




This article is about the Mexican television network. For the American Spanish-language network, see Estrella TV. For the telenovela, see Las Estrellas (telenovela).






































































Las Estrellas
Type
Terrestrial television network
Country
Mexico
Availability Mexico
Europe
Latin America
Motto Las Estrellas
(The Stars)
Slogan
Con las estrellas
Lo tienes que ver con las estrellas
Para entender la noticia (news)
Licence area
 National
Headquarters Mexico City
Broadcast area
 National
Area Mexico
Owner Televisa
Launch date
 21 March 1951 (1951-03-21)
Picture format
480i (16:9 SDTV)
1080i (HDTV)
OTA National
 Channel 2
SKY México
 Channel 105 (SD)
Channel 1105 (HD)
Dish México
 Channel 105 (SD)
Channel 1105 (HD)
Official website
 Canal de las Estrellas

Las Estrellas ("The Stars"; previously El Canal de las Estrellas, or "The Channel of the Stars") is one of the cornerstone networks of Televisa, with affiliate stations all over Mexico, flagshipped at XEW-TV in Mexico City. Many of the programs of Las Estrellas are seen in the United States on Univision, UniMás, and Galavisión.[1]




Contents






  • 1 Las Estrellas international


  • 2 Network logos


  • 3 Programming


  • 4 Repeaters


  • 5 References


  • 6 External links





Las Estrellas international


Las Estrellas is available as a pay television network in Europe and Australia as Canal de las Estrellas Europa[2] and Canal de las Estrellas Latinoamerica in Central and South America through Televisa Networks.[3] Both feeds differ from the Canal de las Estrellas programming, usually broadcasting shows weeks behind their original broadcast.


In Canada, XEW-TDT and the Las Estrellas schedule is available in full on Rogers Cable (limited to the Greater Toronto Area) and Bell Fibe TV as an eligible foreign service.



Network logos






  • 1951 logo







  • 1968 logo







  • 1985 logo







  • 1997 logo







  • 2016 Logo






Programming


Main article: List of programs broadcast by Televisa networks

Weekday programming in the afternoon and prime time consists of telenovelas. Las Estrellas airs sports programming and sports specials like the Olympic Games and the FIFA World Cup. Morning and afternoon programming consists of news, sports, talk shows, and variety shows. Night time programming is filled with a news program and Univision-produced shows. Examples of shows produced by Las Estrellas are Recuerda y Gana, Hoy, El Juego de las Estrellas, and Cuéntamelo ya. The network also produces and airs the Premios TVyNovelas, sponsored by the Televisa-owned magazine of the same name and considered the highest honor in the domestic Mexican television industry.



Repeaters


The following is a list of all full-time Las Estrellas repeaters:



























































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































RF
 VC
 Callsign
 Location
ERP
 Concessionaire
26
 2
 XHEBC-TDT
Ensenada
 38 kW
 Televimex
34
 2
 XHBM-TDT
Mexicali
 180 kW
 Televimex
22
 57
XHUAA-TDT
Tijuana
 200 kW
 Televimex
27
 2
 XHSJT-TDT
San José del Cabo
Cabo San Lucas
 30 kW
27 kW[4]
 Televimex
30
 2
 XHCBC-TDT
Cd. Constitución
 10 kW
 Televimex
26
 2
 XHGWT-TDT
Guerrero Negro
 30 kW
 Televimex
28
 2
 XHLPT-TDT
La Paz
 26 kW
 Televimex
34
 2
 XHCPA-TDT
Campeche
 28 kW
 Televimex
39
 2
 XHCDC-TDT
Ciudad del Carmen
 31 kW[5]
 Televimex
21
 2
 XHEFT-TDT
Escárcega
 18 kW
 Televimex
32
 2
 XHWVT-TDT
Tonalá
Arriaga
 20 kW
18 kW[6]
 Televimex
34
 2
 XHCIC-TDT
Cintalapa de Figueroa
Televimex
23
 2
 XHCMZ-TDT
Comitán de Dominguez
 32 kW
 Televimex
32
 2
 XHHUC-TDT
Huixtla
 40 kW
 Televimex
38
 2
 XHOCC-TDT
Ocosingo
 39 kW
 Televimex
16
 2
 XHSCC-TDT
San Cristobal de las Casas
 30 kW
 Televimex
43
 2
 XHAA-TDT
Tapachula
 62 kW
 Televimex
29
 2
 XHTUA-TDT
Tuxtla Gutiérrez
 45 kW
 Televimex
28
 2
 XHVAC-TDT
Venustiano Carranza
 22 kW
 Televimex
26
 2
 XHVFC-TDT
Villaflores
 20 kW
 Televimex
46
 2
 XHCHC-TDT
Cd. Camargo
 24 kW
 Televimex
49
 2
 XHCCH-TDT
Cd. Cuauhtémoc
 26 kW
 Televimex
40
 2
 XHDEH-TDT
Cd. Delicias
 20 kW
 Televimex
33
 2
 XHBU-TDT
Cd. Jiménez
 11 kW
 Televimex
29
 2
XEPM-TDT
Cd. Juárez
 50 kW
 Televimex
29
 2
 XHMAC-TDT
Cd. Madera
 14 kW
 Televimex
24
 2
 XHCHZ-TDT
Chihuahua
Cd. Cuauhtémoc
 47 kW
26 kW[7]
 Televimex
26
 2
 XHHPT-TDT
Hidalgo del Parral
 24 kW
 Televimex
27
 2
 XHNCG-TDT
Nuevo Casas Grandes
 34 kW
 Televimex
15
 2
 XHOCH-TDT
Ojinaga
 23 kW
 Televimex
35
 2
 XHBVT-TDT
San Buenaventura
 25 kW
 Televimex
34
 2
 XHSAC-TDT
Santa Barbara
 23 kW
 Televimex
32
 2
XEW-TDT
 Mexico City (Pico Tres Padres, Mexico)
 270 kW
 Televimex
35
 2
 XHWDT-TDT
Allende
 40 kW
 Televimex
34
 2
 XHAMC-TDT
Ciudad Acuña
 50 kW
 Televimex
23
 2
 XHRDC-TDT
Nueva Rosita
 42 kW
 Televimex
35
 2
 XHMOT-TDT
Monclova
 50 kW
 Televimex
22
 2
 XHPAC-TDT
Parras de la Fuente
 62 kW
 Televimex
44
 2
 XHPNT-TDT
Piedras Negras
 43 kW
 Televimex
20[8]
 2
 XHO-TDT
Torreón
 150 kW
 Televimex
16
 2
 XHBZ-TDT
Colima
Manzanillo
Cd. Guzmán, Jal.
 54 kW
30 kW[9]
15 kW[10]
 Televimex
23
 2
 XHTEC-TDT
Tecomán/Armería
 33 kW
 Televimex
21
17
 2
 XHDI-TDT
Durango
Santiago Papasquiaro, Dgo.
 94 kW
 Televimex
27
 2
 XHLGT-TDT
León
Guanajuato
 180 kW
20 kW[11]
 Televimex
22
 2
 XHACZ-TDT
Acapulco
 15 kW
 Televimex
20
 2
 XHCK-TDT
Chilpancingo
 50 kW
 Televimex
26
 2
 XHIGG-TDT
Iguala
 43 kW
 Televimex
34
 2
 XHTGG-TDT
Tecpán de Galeana
 24 kW
 Televimex
27
 2
 XHIZG-TDT
Ixtapa and Zihuatanejo
 40 kW
 Televimex
51
 2
 XHTWH-TDT
Tulancingo
 45 kW
 Televimex
36
 2
 XHATJ-TDT
Atotonilco El Alto
 24 kW
 Televimex
32
 2
 XHANT-TDT
Autlán de Navarro
 43 kW
 Televimex
24
 2
 XHGA-TDT
Guadalajara Metropolitan Area
 150 kW
 Televimex
25
 2
 XHLBU-TDT
La Barca
 22 kW
 Televimex
36
 2
 XHPVT-TDT
Puerto Vallarta
 33 kW
 Televimex
36
 2
XHTM-TDT
Altzomoni
Tejupilco de Hidalgo
Taxco, Gro.
Pachuca, Hgo. (RF 39)
Cuernavaca, Mor.
San Martín Texmelucan, Pue.
Tlaxcala, Tlax.
 236 kW
20 kW[12]
21 kW[13]
8 kW[14]
45 kW[15]
20 kW[16]
30 kW[17]
 Televimex
39
 2
 XHTOL-TDT
Toluca/Jocotitlán
 45 kW
 Televimex
25
 2
 XHAPN-TDT
Apatzingán
 47 kW
 Televimex
40
 2
 XHCHM-TDT
Ciudad Hidalgo
 14 kW
 Televimex
30
 2
 XHLBT-TDT
Lazaro Cárdenas
 25 kW
 Televimex
31
 2
 XHLRM-TDT
Los Reyes
 22 kW
 Televimex
43
 2
 XHKW-TDT
Morelia
 47.2 kW
 Jose Humberto y Loucille Martínez Morales
30
 2
 XHURT-TDT
 Cerro Burro, Mich.
 338 kW
 Televimex
38
 2
 XHSAM-TDT
Sahuayo de Morelos-Jiquilpan
 20 kW
 Televimex
29
 2
 XHZMT-TDT
Zamora
 32 kW
 Televimex
36
 2
 XHZIM-TDT
Zinapécuaro
 30 kW
 Televimex
25
 2
 XHZMM-TDT
Zitácuaro
 10 kW
 Televimex
32
 2
 XHACN-TDT
Acaponeta and Tecuala
 15 kW
 Televimex
23
 2
 XHIMN-TDT
Islas Marias
 1.3 kW
 Televimex
38
 2
 XHSEN-TDT
Santiago Ixcuintla
 17 kW
 Televimex
28
 2
 XHTEN-TDT
Tepic
 55 kW
 Televimex
23
 2
XHX-TDT
Monterrey
Saltillo, Coah.
Sabinas Hidalgo
 200 kW
45 kW[18]
4.8 kW
 Televimex
31
 2
 XHHLO-TDT
Huajuapan de León
Tehuacán, Pue.
 76 kW
36 kW[19]
 Televimex
21
 2
 XHPAO-TDT
 Cerro Palma Sola, Oax.
 76 kW
 Televimex
39
 2
 XHMIO-TDT
Miahuatlán de Porfirio Díaz
 18 kW
 Televimex
29
 2
 XHBN-TDT
Oaxaca
 97 kW
 Televimex
32
 2
 XHPNO-TDT
Pinotepa Nacional
 46 kW
 Televimex
38
 2
 XHPAT-TDT
Puerto Ángel
 24 kW
 Televimex
31
 2
 XHPET-TDT
Puerto Escondido
 21 kW
 Televimex
20
 2
 XHZAP-TDT
Zacatlán
 20 kW
 Televimex
32
 2
 XHZ-TDT
Querétaro (Cerro El Zamorano)
Cerro El Cimatario
Guanajuato, Gto.
Irapuato-Celaya, Gto.
San Miguel de Allende, Gto.
 180 kW
10 kW
20 kW
50 kW
65 kW
 Televimex
21
 2
 XHCCN-TDT
Cancún
Playa del Carmen
 60 kW
20 kW[20]
 Televimex
27
 2
 XHCHF-TDT
Chetumal
 28 kW
 Televimex
30
 2
 XHCOQ-TDT
Cozumel
 60 kW
 Televimex
42
 2
 XHCDV-TDT
Ciudad Valles
 18 kW
 Televimex
29
 2
 XHMTS-TDT
Matehuala
 27 kW
 Televimex
31
 2
 XHSLA-TDT
San Luis Potosí
 210 kW
 Televimex
29
 2
 XHTAT-TDT
Tamazunchale
 40 kW
 Televimex
38
 2
 XHBT-TDT
Culiacán
 155 kW
 Televimex
25
30
 2
 XHBS-TDT
Los Mochis
Cd. Obregón, Son.[21]
 110 kW
200 kW
 Televimex
25
 2
 XHOW-TDT
Mazatlán
 118 kW
 Televimex
17
 2
 XHAPT-TDT
Agua Prieta
 25 kW
 Televimex
35
 2
 XHSVT-TDT
Caborca
 37 kW
 Televimex
45
 2
 XHCNS-TDT
Cananea
 32 kW
 Televimex
20
 2
 XHGST-TDT
Guaymas
 46 kW
 Televimex
23
 2
 XHHES-TDT
Hermosillo
 100 kW
 Televimex
21
 2
 XHMST-TDT
Magdalena de Kino
 24 kW
 Televimex
27
 2
 XHBF-TDT
Navojoa
 65 kW
 Televisora de Navojoa
41
 2
 XHNOS-TDT
Nogales
 35 kW
 Televimex
22
 2
 XHPDT-TDT
Puerto Peñasco
 32 kW
 Televimex
32
 2
 XHLRT-TDT
San Luis Río Colorado
 55 kW
 Televimex
27
 2
 XHFRT-TDT
Frontera
 18 kW
 Televimex
40
 2
 XHUBT-TDT
La Venta
 3 kW
 Televimex
30
 2
 XHTET-TDT
Tenosique
Palenque, Chis.
 28 kW
 Televimex
32
 2
 XHVIZ-TDT
Villahermosa
 125 kW
 Televimex
38
 2
 XHMBT-TDT
Ciudad Mante
 27 kW
 Televimex
31
 2
 XHTK-TDT
Ciudad Victoria
 80 kW
 Televimex
30
 2
 XHLUT-TDT
 La Rosita-Villagrán
 35 kW
 Televimex
38
 2
XHLAR-TDT
Nuevo Laredo
 200 kW
 Televimex
19
 9
XERV-TDT
Matamoros
 300 kW
 Televisora de Occidente
28
 2
XHTAM-TDT
Matamoros
 265 kW
 Televimex
25
 2
 XHSFT-TDT
San Fernando
 15 kW
 Televimex
32
 2
 XHSZT-TDT
Soto la Marina
 20 kW
 Televimex
42
 2
 XHGO-TDT
Tampico
 180 kW
 Televimex
18
 2
 XHCRT-TDT
Cerro Azul
 28 kW
 Televimex
24
 2
 XHCV-TDT
Coatzacoalcos
 60 kW
 Televimex
39
 2
 XHAH-TDT
Las Lajas
Nogales
Orizaba
 430 kW
25 kW[22]
60 kW[23]
 Televimex
35
 2
 XHATV-TDT
San Andrés Tuxtla, Ver.
 22 kW
 Televimex
30
 2
 XHTP-TDT
Mérida
 125 kW
 Televisora Peninsular
32
 2
 XHVTT-TDT
Valladolid
Tizimín
 60 kW
28 kW[24]
 Televimex
22
 2
 XHJZT-TDT
Jalpa
 25 kW
 Televimex
23
 2
 XHNOZ-TDT
Nochistlan
 32 kW
 Televimex
39
 2
 XHSOZ-TDT
Sombrerete
 32 kW
 Televimex
25
24
 2
 XHTLZ-TDT
Tlaltenango
Calvillo, Ags.
 22 kW
17 kW[25]
 Televimex
22
 2
 XHVAZ-TDT
Valparaiso
 22 kW
 Televimex
16
 2
 XHBD-TDT
Zacatecas
Aguascalientes, Ags.
 130 kW
10 kW[26]
 Televimex


References





  1. ^ Hollywood Reporter: Univision books more Televisa Original Content


  2. ^ Canal de las Estrellas Europa: Europe and Australia coverage Archived 2011-09-29 at the Wayback Machine


  3. ^ Canal de las Estrellas Latinoameria: Latin America coverage Archived 2011-09-29 at the Wayback Machine


  4. ^ RPC: Shadow XHSJT Cabo San Lucas


  5. ^ RPC: Authorization for XHCDC-TDT


  6. ^ RPC: Shadow XHWVT Arriaga, Chis.


  7. ^ RPC: Shadow XHCHZ Cd. Cuauhtémoc


  8. ^ RPC: Change in Frequency XHO-TDT, from 46 to 20


  9. ^ RPC: Shadow XHBZ Manzanillo[permanent dead link]


  10. ^ RPC: Shadow XHBZ Cd. Guzmán


  11. ^ RPC: Shadow XHLGT-TDT Guanajuato


  12. ^ RPC: Shadow XHTM Tejupilco


  13. ^ RPC: Shadow XHTM Taxco


  14. ^ RPC: Shadow XHTM Pachuca


  15. ^ RPC: Shadow XHTM Cuernavaca


  16. ^ RPC: Shadow XHTM San Martín Texmelucan


  17. ^ RPC: Shadow XHTM Tlaxcala


  18. ^ RPC: Shadow XHX


  19. ^ RPC: Shadow XHHLO Tehuacán, Pue.


  20. ^ RPC: Shadow XHCCN Playa del Carmen


  21. ^ RPC: XHBS-TDT, Ciudad Obregón, Sonora


  22. ^ RPC: Shadow XHAH Nogales


  23. ^ RPC: Shadow XHAH Orizaba[permanent dead link]


  24. ^ RPC: Shadow XHVTT Tizimín, Yuc.


  25. ^ RPC: Shadow XHTLZ Calvillo - RF 24


  26. ^ RPC: Shadow XHBD Aguascalientes




External links



  • televisa.com Canal de las Estrellas (in Spanish)









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Why https connections are so slow when debugging (stepping over) in Java?

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up vote 0 down vote favorite I'm trying to debug some problems with my Java code, which establishes a http/https connection. I'm wondering why the connection gets ridiculously slow (more than one minute for downloading a small web page) when debugging, even when stepping-over the method which does the network work. And if there is some remedy. Below I post an example (you can change https: to http: , and try debugging this from Eclipse pressing F11 - for stepping, place a breakpoint in the first main() statement, and press F6 when it pauses there. My results (time in milliseconds) : conn time total time http (not stepping) 60 350 http (stepping over) 1100 1500 https (not stepping) 570 1300 https (stepping over) 21000 83000
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