Le 05.06.2008 14:47:29, Ales Jurik a écrit : > On Wednesday 04 of June 2008, manu wrote: > > Hi all, > > one more datapoint for the TT 3200 tuning problems. I solved all my > > locking problems by add 4MHz to the reported frequencies (coming > from > > the stream tables); note that one of the transponders always locked > > even without this correction (its freq is 11093MHz, the others > are : > > 11555, 11635, 11675MHz), so as you see the others are much higher. > > Now there is another transponder at 11495MHz but this one I cant > lock > > on it even with my correction. > > Hi, > > I have a little more problems with TT S2-3200 under linux. At DVB-S > exists > transponders to which is not possible to switch directly (when > changing > satellite), it is necessary to tune first to another transponder at > same > position (I'm using diseqc switch). At these transponders changing > the > > frequency is not helpful. > > At DVB-S2 transponders are some transponders at which is possible to > get lock > without problems. Also at some transponders it is possible to get > lock > when > changing frequency by 4-5MHz after some minutes (typically 2 min.). > But there > exists some transponders where is practically impossible to get lock. > Interesting is that those problematic transponders were without > problems > receivable some time ago. The change appeared when transponders were > switched > from Thor2 to Thor5 (same frequency but only FEC changed from 2/3 to > 3/4 and > pilot was switched off), also one transponder at HB 13.0E which was > receivable two months ago is not receivable any more (don't know if > pilot was > switched off but other paremeters are the same). > Well so this would point to a problem involving FEC. But is that a problem to get a lock? I mean FEC is just involved after a successful tuning, right? So even tuning is a problem IMHO and FEC might be another one. I hope that someone else can elaborate/confirm or not. Bye Manu _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb