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h.264 channel starts looping a corrupted 1/2 second of video.
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<blockquote data-quote="mcraenz" data-source="post: 268509" data-attributes="member: 54136"><p>I never pay any attention to this, drivers all report signal strength/quality in different ways. Eg 1 driver might report between -100 and 120 another might report between 5000 and 10000, Ok that might be a bit extream but you get what I mean! The way I did my setup was to tune my analog PVR-150 (or just a normal TV) to prime, then aligned my antenna to get the best possible picture <strong>without</strong> the amp then added the masthead amp into the loop afterwards. This should get you the best possible UHF signal. </p><p></p><p>I have to say though, even though I'm in Auckland city and the DTT reception map shows I'm in the best possible zone the amp makes a really big difference, actually DVB-T isn't usable without it. I guess it's the hill behind the house!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mcraenz, post: 268509, member: 54136"] I never pay any attention to this, drivers all report signal strength/quality in different ways. Eg 1 driver might report between -100 and 120 another might report between 5000 and 10000, Ok that might be a bit extream but you get what I mean! The way I did my setup was to tune my analog PVR-150 (or just a normal TV) to prime, then aligned my antenna to get the best possible picture [B]without[/B] the amp then added the masthead amp into the loop afterwards. This should get you the best possible UHF signal. I have to say though, even though I'm in Auckland city and the DTT reception map shows I'm in the best possible zone the amp makes a really big difference, actually DVB-T isn't usable without it. I guess it's the hill behind the house! [/QUOTE]
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