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I have tested the latest version, using the four tests that I listed in my previous post. This time all four tests produced the expected results . Here is the screen shot for test (4):[ATTACH]206213[/ATTACH]This time I also decided to perform an "All regions" scan to see if I could receive any channels from other transmitters, but as expected none were received:[ATTACH]206214[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]206215[/ATTACH]So I am not in a position to be able to test the action of selecting the strongest of duplicate channels. If anyone else is reading this thread, and you live in a region where two or more transmitters give receivable signals, now would be the time to download the latest build and test it . It has no known problems, but it is always a good idea to backup your system before installing the changed files, just in case.Finally, as I have never performed an all-regions scan before, I was curious to see how long it would take, so I timed it. It took 11 mins 20 secs. This time is probably typical for the UK, but other countries may take longer or shorter times to scan all frequencies.-- from CyberSimian in the UK
I have tested the latest version, using the four tests that I listed in my previous post. This time all four tests produced the expected results . Here is the screen shot for test (4):
[ATTACH]206213[/ATTACH]
This time I also decided to perform an "All regions" scan to see if I could receive any channels from other transmitters, but as expected none were received:
[ATTACH]206214[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]206215[/ATTACH]
So I am not in a position to be able to test the action of selecting the strongest of duplicate channels. If anyone else is reading this thread, and you live in a region where two or more transmitters give receivable signals, now would be the time to download the latest build and test it . It has no known problems, but it is always a good idea to backup your system before installing the changed files, just in case.
Finally, as I have never performed an all-regions scan before, I was curious to see how long it would take, so I timed it. It took 11 mins 20 secs. This time is probably typical for the UK, but other countries may take longer or shorter times to scan all frequencies.
-- from CyberSimian in the UK