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<blockquote data-quote="urev" data-source="post: 48398" data-attributes="member: 13091">Perhaps, I could get some of the information elsewhere, but it would be nice to do a quick check.Example: When your TV picture is not perfect, perhaps someone has moved the antenna a litte bit. But you don't think of that and search the problem in mediaportal, since you have made a CVS-Update at the same time.Obvious also mediaportal could get anntena strength and quality, as it is shown during channel scan. But since you cannot pause the scan, you have no ability to adjust the antenna.And bandwidth could be interesting, since the dvb-provider can adjust currently used bandwidth according to the program needs (or payments). So you could easily check, if a bad picture results of reduced bandwidth, misaligned antenna or problems elsewhere.And to make my HTPC more stable I would prefer to install additonal software or applications as few as possible.bye, urev</blockquote>

[QUOTE="urev, post: 48398, member: 13091"] Perhaps, I could get some of the information elsewhere, but it would be nice to do a quick check. Example: When your TV picture is not perfect, perhaps someone has moved the antenna a litte bit. But you don't think of that and search the problem in mediaportal, since you have made a CVS-Update at the same time. Obvious also mediaportal could get anntena strength and quality, as it is shown during channel scan. But since you cannot pause the scan, you have no ability to adjust the antenna. And bandwidth could be interesting, since the dvb-provider can adjust currently used bandwidth according to the program needs (or payments). So you could easily check, if a bad picture results of reduced bandwidth, misaligned antenna or problems elsewhere. And to make my HTPC more stable I would prefer to install additonal software or applications as few as possible. bye, urev [/QUOTE]

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