OK, after testing a lot more, I think, the card doesn't tune to the hi-band at
all. I only receive the channels up to 11,9GHz by the lo-band if I set the
switching-frequency up to 12GHz. With a switching-frequency of 11,7GHz only
channels below 11,7GHz are tuned.
I read somewhere, that some card
On Monday 02 June 2003 19:50, Michael Glaum wrote:
>Uhh, err, flat-panel? Is this a linearly polarized Ku-band microstrip
>antenna array, maybe with waveguide plumming? Where'd you get it?
Maybe, that's it. Got it from eBay - but it's not THAT uncommon...
>Do you have a spectrum analy
On Monday 02 June 2003 15:06, Holger Waechtler wrote:
> What kind of LNB are you using? If you have anything else than a
> 'universal LNB' you have to modify the relevant LOF defines in your
> application, e.g. szap:
Right, my problem is: I've got no idea, what kind of LNB I've got. I bought a
u
Hallo!
To receive any channel at all with my Nova-S, I had to raise the SLOF to
11900. But I can't tune to channels on the Hi-Band, also with Windows it
works quite well.
I've tried changing the frequencies for days now - can't get it working.
Anybody got any suggestions?
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Hi!
I can't get any picture with my Nova-DVB-S. The transmission is fine if I use
a digital-receiver or the card with windows and the same hardware.
Does the linux-driver need a better signal than the windows version?
cheers,
torben
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