Hi again:
Would make sense then, to make a full scan, that scans all terrestial
freqs? I mean, all VHF and UHF freqs, so it'll work for all DVB--T
countries and cards.
I don't know if setting all to auto (QAM, bandwith, etc) will work
everywhere though...
Regards
Which is why we have those different tables :) There are too many variations in the parameters, the main culprits being Bandwidth and Inversion. The UK scan is already quite slow at the moment as is, (I actually prefer to do the tuned version, just to get the channels set up quickly). Maybe we could speed it up in the future, but I wouldn't count on it.
A "catch all" table might be an idea, possibly taking in the UK, Australian and German variations, (probably very slow though).
2006/1/4, John Pullan <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >:
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> Firstly, thanks for the patch.
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> AFAIK you should only get the "Full Scan" option for DVB-T cards anyway.
> DVB-S doesn't make any sense in this context, and no one with a DVB-C card
> has got back to us with a usable full scan. I think DVB-C should be doable
> if someone with a card can work out how to step through the frequencies with
> meaningful parameters.
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John
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