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  #103899 9-Jan-2008 22:16
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The TVWorks mux has some very odd settings at the moment which might explain your issues.




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  #103946 10-Jan-2008 07:18
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Thanks, has it been that way since Christmas, because that's when I lost it?





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  #104187 11-Jan-2008 11:36
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Mediaworks MUX has been constantly up and down for the last two days. I'm now also not getting any audio on maori tv.



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  #104348 12-Jan-2008 10:20
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I am now using Cyberlink with GB-PVR and am getting good results with the Kordia and Mediaworks channels.

But I can't get the TVNZ channels to tune in. I created a DVB-t config and it seems to scan 538MHz but finds nothing: 

 [TERTYPE]
1=New Zealand
2=All Channels

[DVB]
;Position = Channelname,Frequency(KHz),Inversion(0,1),0,Bandwidth (7MHz=1, 8MHz=2)
0=3
1=C20,538000,0,0,8
2=C7,570000,0,0,8
3=C8,666000,0,0,8

Can someone show me the error of my ways please?





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  #104353 12-Jan-2008 11:16
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In Wellington the TVNZ MUX is 'hidden' (not transmitting any NIT tables) so GB-PVR can't pick it up, I am guessing the same may be occuring in Auckland. DVBViewer picks up the signal OK.

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  #104354 12-Jan-2008 11:23
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All good up here in Auckland. All 3 are up.

 
 
 

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  #104505 13-Jan-2008 12:30
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So will I be able to pick up the Freeview HD DTT transmissions with a Sky UHF only aerial that I have already on my roof doing nothing?




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  #104509 13-Jan-2008 13:01
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JaBZ: So will I be able to pick up the Freeview HD DTT transmissions with a Sky UHF only aerial that I have already on my roof doing nothing?


Yes - Providing it's aimed at a a site that is/will be broadcasting a DVB-T signal.

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  #104510 13-Jan-2008 13:06
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I get 50% signal with a 10m piece of coax, connected to nothing Surprised

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  #104522 13-Jan-2008 15:04
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My mate who has a cardbus dvb-t/analog on his laptop gets a lock with nothing plugged in at all, and thats only enough to deliver a bad snowey picture on triangle with occasional colour and not much better on trackside or prime.

Thing is his laptop is way underspec to do h264 and I havent seen any expresscard dvb-t tuners available yet to use in decent newer laptops...




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  #105186 16-Jan-2008 12:42
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I'm in Christchruch and the TV3 and C4 channels now have sound here. Have they got sound now in Auckland too. Also can anyone tell me how to get the tvnz mux in gb-pvr or is that not active down here?

 
 
 
 

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  #105195 16-Jan-2008 13:39
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spideronfire: I'm in Christchruch and the TV3 and C4 channels now have sound here. Have they got sound now in Auckland too. Also can anyone tell me how to get the tvnz mux in gb-pvr or is that not active down here?


The TVNZ MUX has been hidden here in Wellington for some time. Unfortunately GB-PVR is unable to pick it up.

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  #105331 17-Jan-2008 09:33
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sbiddle:
spideronfire: I'm in Christchruch and the TV3 and C4 channels now have sound here. Have they got sound now in Auckland too. Also can anyone tell me how to get the tvnz mux in gb-pvr or is that not active down here?


The TVNZ MUX has been hidden here in Wellington for some time. Unfortunately GB-PVR is unable to pick it up.
GB-PVR isnt finding the channels due to the change of audio stream type to AAC (which the current version doesnt handle). I can supply you a patch that will find all the channels during a channel scan, but it will only give you squeeks and pops for audio. I'm working on resolving this.

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  #105678 19-Jan-2008 13:52
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sub has posted the patch on the GB-PVR forums here 

This will now allow you to pick up all the MUX's again but there is currently no audio on all channels.

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  #106077 22-Jan-2008 10:33
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thanks for the patch sub, i noticed the sound has disappeared on tv3 and c4 again. I was wondering why aree the TV networks using AAC audio instead of AC3 it would make more sense especially for people with surround receivers.

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