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<blockquote data-quote="mickypnz" data-source="post: 220113" data-attributes="member: 60125">Hey all,As per Handya, I have been able to pick up 14 DVBT channels in the Auckland Area (Mt Eden). However they only display a black preview (see attached images). Does anyone know whether they have begun broadcasting material yet?Note: I copied the table of frequencies into my DVBT.xml, but if you look at my scan results, only three of the frequencies are necessary (if you want to speed up scanning) - 538, 570 and 666 MHzI am using MP 0.2.3.0 and tvengine3-11-13-2007--01-40h--Rev16519 (I know I haven't updated in awhile...)Micky PPS: my UHF goes through a 3 way splitter I installed from Dick Smith just recently. I have no details regarding my aerial (was here when we moved in, about 6 months ago)PPS: I am using the HVR4000 - will it be an issue in the same way analog signals are handled by software, or is the DVBT signal hardware processed?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mickypnz, post: 220113, member: 60125"] Hey all, As per Handya, I have been able to pick up 14 DVBT channels in the Auckland Area (Mt Eden). However they only display a black preview (see attached images). Does anyone know whether they have begun broadcasting material yet? Note: I copied the table of frequencies into my DVBT.xml, but if you look at my scan results, only three of the frequencies are necessary (if you want to speed up scanning) - 538, 570 and 666 MHz I am using MP 0.2.3.0 and tvengine3-11-13-2007--01-40h--Rev16519 (I know I haven't updated in awhile...) Micky P PS: my UHF goes through a 3 way splitter I installed from Dick Smith just recently. I have no details regarding my aerial (was here when we moved in, about 6 months ago) PPS: I am using the HVR4000 - will it be an issue in the same way analog signals are handled by software, or is the DVBT signal hardware processed? [/QUOTE]

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