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Old 11-11-07, 07:46 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Is it true that a signal can be too strong ? I can see the grn box from my house but im in flats with many v##### subscribers and the feed is split beetween pc and box . how would you know if the signal was too strong ?
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Is it true that a signal can be too strong ? I can see the grn box from my house but im in flats with many v##### subscribers and the feed is split beetween pc and box . how would you know if the signal was too strong ?
You will get freezing and/or pixelation on some channels. Around 80-83% is plenty. Any more and you will need an attenuator. Press info button twice to get signal strength and quality.
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signal is at 80 to start with and stayed like that for amonth . Suddenly it dropped to 8 and pixelates . Tried it in a friends house and while it stayed at 8 i could get apicture and sound . Strange cos i get av for a while and then it gives up the ghost .
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Is it true that a signal can be too strong ? I can see the grn box from my house but im in flats with many v##### subscribers and the feed is split beetween pc and box . how would you know if the signal was too strong ?
yes, i had to go into my brown box on the wall outside. I removed aload of them Forward Path dongles before my TV stopped pixelating, i also got my 20mb net speed too. I was only getting 9-11mb before and bad pixel TV
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yes, i had to go into my brown box on the wall outside. I removed aload of them Forward Path dongles before my TV stopped pixelating, i also got my 20mb net speed too. I was only getting 9-11mb before and bad pixel TV
Hi Bravo 2 Zero.
Whats a forward path dongle and what are they for?
Any info would be appreciated.
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signal is at 80 to start with and stayed like that for amonth . Suddenly it dropped to 8 and pixelates . Tried it in a friends house and while it stayed at 8 i could get apicture and sound . Strange cos i get av for a while and then it gives up the ghost .
This can happen while using the firmware that came out before Kuro, try upgrading it to the full Kuro and see if that makes it better. I haven't tried the beta because I really don't want to put something on the box that isn't a full release.
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