> Also, can someone explain what the QAM setting means and how it relates to > picture quality / data rate?
While I can't claim to know much about the modulation and low-level details of DVB encodings, the higher QAM rating usually means a more dense format (i.e. more channels inside a single frequency), means more susceptible and sensitive to noise, and, from past experience, a bigger p.i.t.a. :-) For DVB-C QAM64 seems to be the norm, except for QAM128 in Finland and QAM256 in Austria (where the QAM64 people are happy and the QAM128 and QAM256 people have problems :-) Cheers Dennis -- Info: To unsubscribe send a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe linux-dvb" as subject.
