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<blockquote data-quote="Lotsofjazz" data-source="post: 344311" data-attributes="member: 64243">1.5 meter for the coax between the amp and floppydtv cards is OK.putting the cards a bit apart might be a good idea as well, as those HF modules might influencing eachother. None the less I think you still should try to get it working with one card first, because then you know for sure it is not mediaportal or the rest of your system, and then add the second card, copying the same settings from the first one.One little odd thing you might try is the following. Since you use an Antenna amplifier, it might be that the signal is TOO STRONG!! I have a little knob on my amplifier where I can adjust the antenna output, if your amplifier also has a knob, try to set it just in the middle in stead of turning it fully open. If the signal is so strong it could blow away the signal of the second card or they just distort eachother too much.Hmm, we are getting there..Lots</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lotsofjazz, post: 344311, member: 64243"] 1.5 meter for the coax between the amp and floppydtv cards is OK. putting the cards a bit apart might be a good idea as well, as those HF modules might influencing eachother. None the less I think you still should try to get it working with one card first, because then you know for sure it is not mediaportal or the rest of your system, and then add the second card, copying the same settings from the first one. One little odd thing you might try is the following. Since you use an Antenna amplifier, it might be that the signal is TOO STRONG!! I have a little knob on my amplifier where I can adjust the antenna output, if your amplifier also has a knob, try to set it just in the middle in stead of turning it fully open. If the signal is so strong it could blow away the signal of the second card or they just distort eachother too much. Hmm, we are getting there.. Lots [/QUOTE]

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