Hi Klaus, On Wed, Dec 07, 2005 at 06:22:48PM +0100, Klaus Schmidinger wrote: > ... > Did so, but the result was (at best) an intermittent video full > of artefacts, with only some fragments of audio. Interestingly > it didn't make much difference even if I changed the srate to values > even further away from 2893. Only after going like more than > one hundred away did I get nothing at all. > This sounds very strange to me: my ALPS BSRV2 (FF rev. 1.3) is very unhappy with a SR off by one on low symbolrates. Perhaps, you should try szap to find out when you get a lock, and when not. Or vdr with femon. The reported symbol rates on lyngsat etc. are very often a bit too low for channels with a wrong/missing NIT: I think these infos often come from dbox1 with DVB-2000 users with the "good tuner" (auto-sr): the reported SRs of the dbox1 are usually a bit lower than what they actually are. But: I can say that the tuner of my SS-2.6B is much better in handling low symbol rates than the FF 1.3: the 1.3 will work on low symbol rates, but only on strong signals (and the frequency should be entered correct- ly, taking into account the offset of some lnbs.) Wolfgang
