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<blockquote data-quote="geekiegeek" data-source="post: 254725" data-attributes="member: 56578">Wondering if anyone has any ideas to fix a picture problem. (I have posted this on geekzone too).I have Freeview HD via Media Portal with an HVR3000 anf Asus nvidia 8500GT. I have a direct line of sight from my aerial in Wilton to mt&nbsp; KauKau in Wellington. TV3, C4 are perfect no issues at all but TV1 and 2 both have issues where I get funny pixels every so often - although sometimes it will go for half an hour with no problems.I have replaced my cable to the aerial to get rid of a join but that hasnt helped. The aerial is one of the standard type that Sky used to install for UHF, its a bit rusted but otherwise looks ok.Do you think its worth buying a new one? perhaps a high gain aerial? or could it be something else as it only seems to happen on the 720p channels?I have stopped using DVB-T for 1 and 2 in the mean time - using DVB-S instead - but it would be great to get it working.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="geekiegeek, post: 254725, member: 56578"] Wondering if anyone has any ideas to fix a picture problem. (I have posted this on geekzone too). I have Freeview HD via Media Portal with an HVR3000 anf Asus nvidia 8500GT. I have a direct line of sight from my aerial in Wilton to mt KauKau in Wellington. TV3, C4 are perfect no issues at all but TV1 and 2 both have issues where I get funny pixels every so often - although sometimes it will go for half an hour with no problems. I have replaced my cable to the aerial to get rid of a join but that hasnt helped. The aerial is one of the standard type that Sky used to install for UHF, its a bit rusted but otherwise looks ok. Do you think its worth buying a new one? perhaps a high gain aerial? or could it be something else as it only seems to happen on the 720p channels? I have stopped using DVB-T for 1 and 2 in the mean time - using DVB-S instead - but it would be great to get it working. [/QUOTE]

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