Hi, Oliver Endriss wrote: > Alexandre Conrad wrote: >>>>I just recieved a new DVB card TT S-1401 as remplacement for the >>>>Skystar2 2.8A which no longer works under linux. >>>> >>>>As I was afraid of, I have a low signal strength when I use szap. What >>>>could be the cause and what's the fix if there's one? >>> >>>Let me add that the usual signal strenght I get is around "e246" with >>>the TT S-1500 and I'm getting around "8585" with the TT S-1401. >> >>Any clues anyone? I haven't found any obvious ressources anywhere... > > Do you have any reception problems? Well, I haven't had much problem. As I'm only doing DVB-ip reception (no TV) I think it's been ok for now. Although, I'm worried to see signal strenght problems. > Please note that you must not compare signal strength values from > different tuner types. The values reported are very inaccurate. Is there any accurate way of seeing what's the signal strenght? I'm asking this because we're installing these cards on multiple set-top-boxes around the country. And having the signal strenght value would be a very good point for us as we could easely report the value and check if all is good with the antenna's installation. If the signal varies between tuners, maybe is there some kind of table referencing, per card, what is a good signal? Thanks for the info! Regards, -- Alexandre CONRAD _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
