On 7/29/05, Brandon Rogers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thanks, David for you comments. I found out that I had a bad firmware file. > I replaced it and the scan started working as it should. I do have another > question, though... Do the DVB drivers need a stronger signal than the v4l > drivers? I've noticed that when I use the v4l drivers with xine, I get > several (about 10) HD channels) in the area. My HDTV also receives about > that many. However, when I do a scan with the DVB drivers, I only get one > channel locked and tuned. Does that sound strange? Also, I do have a > pretty cheesy antenna, but it seems to work well enough for me right now. > What kind of antenna setups (rotating attic setups, outdoor stationary > mounts, etc) does everyone have? > > Thanks, > Brandon >
I struggled quite a bit at first getting my card setup, but it's really solid once you are done. Most of the info I used is on this list, but some of it is on the pchdtv.com forums. The channel bit I ran into to, it seemed that whatever channel I tuned to using dtvsignal (I think, it's been a bit since I actually used anything but myth to tune a channel) would be the channel it was stuck on when scanning. Use Scan for channels using existing transport, it seemed to be the option that finally worked for me. Good Luck! _______________________________________________ mythtv-users mailing list [email protected] http://mythtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-users
