David wrote: > >There was some good advice on Nova-Ts in the archives - fairly easy to >search for. Also easy to find on google. > >Do you have good DVB reception? >This is a good link for UK digital TV - what cable to use from the >aerial etc... >http://www.megalithia.com/elect/index.html > >I currently have usually bad DVB reception (upgrading the aerial wire >next week) - and Mythbackend sometimes has problems 'cos it can't sync. >It's also impossible to say "don't record on this input" so as soon as >you get xmltv going it will schedule for it and you'll have to delete >shows by hand. > >David > > > Thanks David. I'll have a search about in the archives. I've been reading plenty of stuff on the web and I know a fair bit more about DVB today than I did yesterday! I had a look at the megalithia site and I have good line of site to Billsdale (no obstructions) and I'm 21 miles away. Since I already have a good loft space aerial I'm going to borrow a friends set top box over the weekend and see what kind of reception I get from it. If it's not great I'll have to have an outdoor aerial fitted.
With regard to Myth choosing the second tuner, I had assumed that it would use the first input (my 250) unless there was a conflict and then try to resolve it using the new input (Nova-T) is this the case ? Cheers Paul _______________________________________________ mythtv-users mailing list [email protected] http://mythtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-users
