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<blockquote data-quote="fugufish" data-source="post: 1037229" data-attributes="member: 144545"><p>No, I'm not. The frequencies do seem to be right (I found a map showing the closest broadcast stations and frequencies) but no idea about the other parameters. I can't seem to find these details anywhere to input them manually.</p><p> </p><p>Unfortunately I don't see a way to check these within the Leadtek software in order to compare the two.</p><p> </p><p>I did try doing a scan within the MP TV Server Config. in which I didn't set a region to see if that would force it to find a better set of channels. The problem was still there, though. Interestingly I had to do the same thing within the Leadtek software to get good reception - and it made a huge difference.[DOUBLEPOST=1383186579][/DOUBLEPOST]One thing I do see within the Leadtek software and in the information about broadcast frequencies is a 'callsign'. This is listed before the channel in the Leadtek software - e.g. '45-2 TEN Digital'. All the network TEN channels have the number 45 listed in this way, but I don't see this anywhere in the MP TV Server settings. When I select a channel within the <em>TV Channels </em>menu and click<em> edit</em> I see an ID number next to the green 'T' which seems like maybe it should match this but it does not. Could this be the problem? I notice that I have two of the same in a couple of places and these share the same frequency but have a different ID.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="fugufish, post: 1037229, member: 144545"] No, I'm not. The frequencies do seem to be right (I found a map showing the closest broadcast stations and frequencies) but no idea about the other parameters. I can't seem to find these details anywhere to input them manually. Unfortunately I don't see a way to check these within the Leadtek software in order to compare the two. I did try doing a scan within the MP TV Server Config. in which I didn't set a region to see if that would force it to find a better set of channels. The problem was still there, though. Interestingly I had to do the same thing within the Leadtek software to get good reception - and it made a huge difference.[DOUBLEPOST=1383186579][/DOUBLEPOST]One thing I do see within the Leadtek software and in the information about broadcast frequencies is a 'callsign'. This is listed before the channel in the Leadtek software - e.g. '45-2 TEN Digital'. All the network TEN channels have the number 45 listed in this way, but I don't see this anywhere in the MP TV Server settings. When I select a channel within the [I]TV Channels [/I]menu and click[I] edit[/I] I see an ID number next to the green 'T' which seems like maybe it should match this but it does not. Could this be the problem? I notice that I have two of the same in a couple of places and these share the same frequency but have a different ID. [/QUOTE]
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