On Monday 11 June 2007 09:20:37 Nicolas Will wrote: > Well, I have not met the expected success. > > So, here is what I have done, once I have connected the antenna that > came with the tuner (short stick, nothing like a roof antenna, which may > be a reason for the current failure): > > 1. Open Kaffeine > 2. go to the DVB menu > 3. search on is set to "AUTO", offset is 0 > 4. start scan > 5. -> get no channel > 6. Change the search to uk-Durris, which is supposed to be by > emitter for Aberdeen, Scotland > 7. Scan again > 8. -> get no channel > 9. redo both scans on AUTO and uk-Durris with all offsets set (0, > +167, -167) > 10. -> get no channel > > Most of the time the "Lock" indicator is green, rarely off. That's because the lock signal is currently faked, i.e. it will always indicate a correct "lock". > I have some messages from syslog and kaffeine that I will paste at the > end of the message. > > I'll test anything and can provide any additional information asked. What I can tell you from personal experience is that the short stick antenna is *not* sufficient to receive DVB-T correctly in my place (uk-WinterHill). You could try to connect a roof antenna to your stick and then see whether you can get a correct reception in Windows. And after that is working you could try it out in Kaffeine. Thanks, Michel _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
