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<blockquote data-quote="MeMeMe" data-source="post: 644802" data-attributes="member: 106208"><p>I thought it worked like that. One of the reasons i am interested in changing. But, I simplified my example.</p><p>Since there are six Muxes, and 2 muxes give me a weak signal, it's still a concern.</p><p></p><p>I'm on <a href="http://www.ukfree.tv/txdetail.php?a=NZ148526" target="_blank">Pontop Pike</a>, and Mux 2 and A give poor signal. That includes key channels like ITV, C4, and Five.</p><p>I need to be sure that if I make recordings on the weak muxes, the strong tuners are the ones used.</p><p></p><p>If I make a recording on BBC1 (Mux 1), and Yesterday (Mux D), and then want to record or watch something on C4 (Mux 2, a weak channel), can I be sure a tuner will be available? </p><p></p><p>If I understand things, this should work: I don't map Mux 2 and Mux A to my weak tuners. Then set tuner priority so the weak tuners are highest. Then when I set up a recording, if it's not on Mux 2 or A, it'll automatically select the weak tuners first. So if I need to view or make a recording on Mux 2 or A, the strong tuners will always be available as long as I'm not already recording on 2 other muxes.</p><p></p><p>Is that right?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MeMeMe, post: 644802, member: 106208"] I thought it worked like that. One of the reasons i am interested in changing. But, I simplified my example. Since there are six Muxes, and 2 muxes give me a weak signal, it's still a concern. I'm on [url=http://www.ukfree.tv/txdetail.php?a=NZ148526]Pontop Pike[/url], and Mux 2 and A give poor signal. That includes key channels like ITV, C4, and Five. I need to be sure that if I make recordings on the weak muxes, the strong tuners are the ones used. If I make a recording on BBC1 (Mux 1), and Yesterday (Mux D), and then want to record or watch something on C4 (Mux 2, a weak channel), can I be sure a tuner will be available? If I understand things, this should work: I don't map Mux 2 and Mux A to my weak tuners. Then set tuner priority so the weak tuners are highest. Then when I set up a recording, if it's not on Mux 2 or A, it'll automatically select the weak tuners first. So if I need to view or make a recording on Mux 2 or A, the strong tuners will always be available as long as I'm not already recording on 2 other muxes. Is that right? [/QUOTE]
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