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Hello,
I have a Strong 6130 and 60cm dish. I have no problems with any channel but Film 4 and Film 4+1. Every few minutes the sounds will cut out. If it's a cloudy day then the picture freezes too. I don't have this trouble with any other channels. Any ideas? JayBee. |
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Hi jaybee,
There is clearly something odd with the FilmFour channels ATM, and it looks to be of an intermittant nature. All I can suggest is: 1) Sit it out and see what happens 2) Try upgrading the firmware in your receiver 3) Use a different receiver (one that's reported working) FilmFour is working fine here still, video and audio - so it's not the stream. Can't test +1 yet (until 4:00pm when it fires up). STICK
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I learn something new everyday.
Being from an astronomy background I thought that setting up a dish required just alterations of azimuth and elevation but I just read about "skew". I guess that has something to do with signal polarisation. I rotated the LNB a little and now I get a much better quality signal, Film 4 is perfect and I get the Performance channel which I wanted but whose transponder I could never pick up. |
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Good stuff.
Not sure that was necessarily the cause of your problem, because there is some sort of intermittant funny-business going on with the FF stream right now, so don't rush straight out with the screwdriver if it goes off again ![]() Yes, the microwave signal is either horizontally or vertically polarised on Astra 2 satellites. Other satellites employ left and right hand circular polarisation, but not much over Europe. Great news anyway. ![]() Are you sure we can't recruit you into the multi-satellite club? ![]() Loads to see, and heaps of fun too. STICK
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:roflmao: I'm sure she can't wait! :roflmao:
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Could this problem with Film4 effect freeview viewers as well? It's just my Nanna has been having problems with Film4 this week ( in fact she's just got off the phone about it :
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Well, not in terms of the satellite downlink of course, but it may be that there is a problem much further up the line. :?
I really have no idea about FilmFour on terrestrial Freeview as I can't receive it very well here > ![]() Just as well really, or I'd be admin at ShittyFreeviewHelp.co.uk :roflmao:
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