> Ok, I'll postpone applying this patch. You can't simply disable > frequency bending when you have multiple cards in the same box. When
Holger, Sorry if I wasn't clear :-) I don't know if Jaakko's patch also disables frequency bending. My testing was a combination of parts of the patch and then some. > You should use INVERSION_AUTO if you don't know for sure your providers > inversion settings. I tried different options, the fixed inversion setting inspired by Jaakko saying "Has anyone ever tested this auto inversion thing? DVB-c is far too slow to tune and lock for this auto inversion code to work. Therefore you need to manually set it." > That's automatically done by the zigzag scan, another reason not to > disable it. Here in the Berlin cable network we have similiar offsets > from the announced frequency in NITs for some transponders. It's just that results are not consistent, the zigzag can try a certain frequency many times before finally it locks on to it. Until QAM_128 locking issues in general are resolved the zigzag doesn't really help. (That is not criticism by the way! I know this is a very peculiar setup and only a few people on this list share it and are able to experiment with it. Afaik we do all have these same problems though). Cheers, Dennis -- Info: To unsubscribe send a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe linux-dvb" as subject.
