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|  Australian DVB-T Frequency offset incorrect Windows Version: Windows XP Professional SP2 CPU Type: Intel Pentium 4 630 Motherboard: GigaByte 8I945G-Pro Motherboard Chipset: Intel 945G Motherboard Bios: Gigabyte Video Card: ATI X300 128MB Video Card Driver: Sound Card: onboard RealTek HD Sound Card AC3: S/P-DIF optical Sound Card Driver: Realtek HD Audio v5.10.0.5125 1. TV Card: DNTV Live Mini USB2 (Twinhan VP-7045) 1. TV Card Type: DVB-T 1. TV Card Driver: 1.0.5.1 WHQL 2. TV Card: 2. TV Card Type: 2. TV Card Driver: Video Codec: default Mpeg2Dec Filter Audio Codec: default MPEG/AC3/DTS/LCPM Audio Decoder Problem Description CVS: mediaportal-cvs-03-18-2006 The frequency offset for Australian DVB-T is incorrect in DVBT.XML. Mediaportal ships with offset="125". With this offset in Melbourne all TV stations are detected during a channel scan, however channel 7 fail to work when selected (balnk screen). Changing to offset="0" resolves the problem, ie; <country name="Australia - All Regions" offset="125"> change to; <country name="Australia - All Regions" offset="0"> |
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Country:  | I think that the offset value of 125 is correct - the problem is that MediaPortal doesn't capture the correct centre frequency. See this post which refers to the same problem. Some of our channels have a centre frequency of xxx,500 and some have a centre frequency of xxx,625 - but MediaPortal sometimes (it depends upon the particular DVB-T card) chooses xxx,625 for all the channels. |
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