Manu Abraham wrote:
Luc Brosens wrote:
Manu Abraham wrote:
Luc Brosens wrote:
Manu,
your guess is correct, under W2K no tuning problems. The scrambled
channels tune in an instance, now and then there are some artifacts
though. But
tuning works !
so my hardware setup works, now how
Manu Abraham wrote:
Luc Brosens wrote:
Manu,
your guess is correct, under W2K no tuning problems. The scrambled channels
tune in an instance, now and then there are some artifacts though. But
tuning works !
so my hardware setup works, now how to find that 'tenderness' in the driver
Luc Brosens wrote:
Manu Abraham wrote:
Luc Brosens wrote:
Manu,
your guess is correct, under W2K no tuning problems. The scrambled channels
tune in an instance, now and then there are some artifacts though. But
tuning works !
so my hardware setup works, now how to find that
Luc Brosens wrote:
Manu,
your guess is correct, under W2K no tuning problems. The scrambled channels
tune in an instance, now and then there are some artifacts though. But
tuning works !
so my hardware setup works, now how to find that 'tenderness' in the driver ?
You think that the
Manu Abraham wrote:
Luc Brosens wrote:
so I changed gnutv to only initialise the CAM after obtaining FE_HAS_LOCK
apparantly, initialising the CAM is enough to loose the tuning lock, not to
return afterwards
so this is not a solution
This won't help. The CPU on the CAM is running
Oliver Endriss wrote:
Luc Brosens wrote:
Hi,
side note :
the problems in my previous post KNC1 TV-Station S, revision 0x1894,
doesn't tune, were related to the PCI-slots of the motherboard I used
rebuilt the machine around a new motherboard, both KNC1's are now recognized
and able to
Luc Brosens wrote:
so I changed gnutv to only initialise the CAM after obtaining FE_HAS_LOCK
apparantly, initialising the CAM is enough to loose the tuning lock, not to
return afterwards
so this is not a solution
This won't help. The CPU on the CAM is running irrespective whether
you
Luc Brosens wrote:
Hi,
side note :
the problems in my previous post KNC1 TV-Station S, revision 0x1894, doesn't
tune, were related to the PCI-slots of the motherboard I used
rebuilt the machine around a new motherboard, both KNC1's are now recognized
and able to tune
lesson learnt :
P. van Gaans wrote:
On 11/18/2007 10:34 AM, Luc Brosens wrote:
Hi,
side note :
the problems in my previous post KNC1 TV-Station S, revision 0x1894,
doesn't tune, were related to the PCI-slots of the motherboard I used
rebuilt the machine around a new motherboard, both KNC1's are now
On 11/18/2007 10:34 AM, Luc Brosens wrote:
Hi,
side note :
the problems in my previous post KNC1 TV-Station S, revision 0x1894, doesn't
tune, were related to the PCI-slots of the motherboard I used
rebuilt the machine around a new motherboard, both KNC1's are now recognized
and able to
Hi,
side note :
the problems in my previous post KNC1 TV-Station S, revision 0x1894, doesn't
tune, were related to the PCI-slots of the motherboard I used
rebuilt the machine around a new motherboard, both KNC1's are now recognized
and able to tune
lesson learnt : check the hardware before
Ben Bucksch wrote:
Luc Brosens schrieb:
why does inserting and accessing a CAM reduce the signal and SNR levels ?
(even if no descrambling is needed, as for BBC World)
My *guess*:
I guess it's due to power - the cards need a lot of power to go over the
wire to the dish. The CAM may
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