At 12:33 17/03/2003, you wrote:
Glad (unfortunately) to know that I'm not the only UK person to be
doing this.
A few questions (or comparisons) if I may:
- I have a DVB-T card a regular Nova-T card - I'm never sure if the
DVB-T card can actually tune
anything as when recordings start I tend to get a black screen on
most channels. Playing with
the CA value seems to move the problem around (besides wrecking the
recording, which of
course was the whole point...). (I know that both cards work under
windows)
- When I first started with vdr recordings used to get labelled with
"text" names, now
I just channel name and time. Same for you ?
Hi John,
interesting. This sounds as though EPG (electronic programming guide)
isn't being read.
- Blue button crashes (in a non-self restarting kind of way) vdr when
used in the channel
list "switch" context. This *really* annoys the wife.
Are you using a drx3 for decoding? The "blue button crash" thing
sounds like it.
My "stable" solution consists of using the 0.9.4 driver and vdr 1.1.13.
1.1.13 is the last version that works with the 0.9.4 driver but
features support for extended DVB-T parameters.
Strangely enough it has some glitches in live replay (not recording)
on the same channels that give tuning problems with the newer drivers.
So maybe it's the firmware after all -- the only strange thing then
is, why old firmware and new drivers don't rectify at least the tuning
problem for these channels.
Regarding firmware. Can someone confirm that this refers to the firmware
for