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<blockquote data-quote="framug" data-source="post: 1270464" data-attributes="member: 19448">Then, if you don't take care about it, (or -11 =&gt; +89) you could possibly have a strongest signal wich will not be detected.&nbsp;Unfortunately, there is not.Rest assured that if there was a way to determine it, it would be done since age.It's manufacturer/cards dependant.We can imagine that an engineer decided that signal value is -11 because, it's 11 less than max (100%).Yes but, it's with YOUR cards, you have to think &quot;worldwide&quot;For you, yes.As <a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/goto/post?id=1270427" target="_blank">CyberSimian</a> explained (if any), a switch&nbsp; should (at minimum) be needed.For example, I tested your modified setuptv.At least, there is no crash but, where I am today, I don't have an antenna which receives different transmitters then finally, what is the gain, for me (and maybe plenty of users) ?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="framug, post: 1270464, member: 19448"] Then, if you don't take care about it, (or -11 => +89) you could possibly have a strongest signal wich will not be detected. Unfortunately, there is not. Rest assured that if there was a way to determine it, it would be done since age. It's manufacturer/cards dependant. We can imagine that an engineer decided that signal value is -11 because, it's 11 less than max (100%). Yes but, it's with YOUR cards, you have to think "worldwide" For you, yes. As [URL='https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/goto/post?id=1270427']CyberSimian[/URL] explained (if any), a switch should (at minimum) be needed. For example, I tested your modified setuptv. At least, there is no crash but, where I am today, I don't have an antenna which receives different transmitters then finally, what is the gain, for me (and maybe plenty of users) ? [/QUOTE]

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