> Seriously though, I would run with "tune and be damned"... do you have 2 > cards? Just wondered if you'd done any tests re: signal strength if the two > are tuned to the same freq.
I'm assuming the frequency bending comes from DVB-S... perhaps it is not an issue for DVB-T. I've actually got three DVB-T cards at the moment; I'll do some tests as you suggest. > If we drop the frequency bending, channel zapping should be a much more > pleasant experience =) It shouldn't actually occur if you only have one card, and the latest CVS driver (with my very small patch). I've just noticed a behavioural difference between "DVB/driver" and "dvb-kernel" (I have temporarily removed my grundig mods in case it was that) If I do "dvbtune -f .....", and then "dvbtune -m", in DVB/driver, this works fine, but in dvb-kernel, it "loses" the the tuning after about 4 seconds. Similarily, dvbscan (from dvbsak) has problems with dvb-kernel. Could this be something to do with not keeping the frontend device open? -- Info: To unsubscribe send a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe linux-dvb" as subject.
