Le vendredi 14 décembre 2007 à 13:49 +0000, John Goacher a écrit : > Your success with Das Erste prompted me to > temporarily re-align my dish (Sky minidish) to point to 19.2E to see if > I could duplicate your results. The good news is that I get a > perfect recording from Das Erste. I recorded about 15 minutes of data, then > ran it through TSReader Lite to check for errors. There were absolutely no > errors of any kind indicated ! I double checked this by viewing the > recording in DVBViewer Pro under XP. > > This is interesting because the signal strength from Das Erste (as displayed > by DVBViewer Pro under Windows XP) is much lower than I'm getting from Astra > 28.2E (I'm based in the London area). Das Erste displays a signal strength > reading > of 41%, whereas the BBC channels at 28.2E (on which I'me seeing high error > rates) > show signal strengths of around 65%. I think this probably rules out signal > quality as > the issue, and suggests the problem is somehow related to the channel > parameters. I have issues with 28.2E compared to 19.2E and always have had. 19.2 just works whereas 28.2 is much more finicky. Last week a big storm cloud over the Pyreneans blocked all signal for about 10 minutes - BBC2 just stopped and it is one of the better signals. During thunder storms on 19.2 you have some artifacts but I have never lost the carrier. >> Note that during the BBC HD trial from Crystal Palace I was able to >> record this channel from a DVB-T adapter without packet loss even on >> the EPIA5000 (533 MHz Via Eden processor). That is nice. EPIA M10000 with BBC HD on DVB-S I get sound but no image. Cheers Tony -- _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
