On Wed, 1 Oct 2008, hermann pitton wrote: > Also above we see a tuning attempt to 562000000 Hz and previously we saw > already a positive offset added 562166670:INVERSION_AUTO:BANDWIDTH_8_MHZ > usually a negative offset like this is reported more regularly? The original poster was able to quickly obtain lock in both cases -- plus I would imagine that a tuner able to receive signals 4MHz either side of the centre frequency can handle a couple hundred kHz offset automagically -- certainly my sat set-top-boxen handle typically a ten MHz range with most full transponders... In any case, the hg repository copy I have of uk-Rowridge matches what I find with a quick giggle search: Rowridge DVB-T Info 0 (zero) - (minus) 167000 Hz + (plus) 167000 Hz Mux 1 BBC channel 23 freq 490000000 - offset = 489833000 Mux 5 C channel 26 freq 514000000 - offset = 513833000 Mux 2 ITV/C4 channel 28 freq 530000000 0 offset = 530000000 Mux 3 A channel 30 freq 546000000 - offset = 545833000 Mux 4 B channel 32 freq 562000000 + offset = 562167000 Mux 6 D channel 33 freq 570000000 + offset = 570167000 However, as the original poster's frequency data shows two additional significant figures not present in either of these (in addition to the LP code rate that differs), it obviously isn't the same source as the hg repository -- whether obtained by parsing NIT data or based on user-specified input frequencies or whatever... Not that either one is guaranteed 100% reliable, though (hope I make sense, when I should be sleeping) barry bouwsma _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
