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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 896640" data-attributes="member: 82144">Absolutely - the CAM could possibly also be the cause.CAMs are like mini-PCs in some ways. If their &quot;CPU&quot; is too weak they decrypt less channels simultaneously (or maybe can only decrypt one channel), and they may have problems decrypting channels with high bit-rates (or channels from high bit-rate transponders).Your log files do look like the ones in that other thread, but at this point I can't be sure whether the CAM or the tuner or both are at fault.&nbsp;So how can we decide: CAM or tuner.Well fortunately it looks like there are some FTA channels on a similar transponder that you may be able to test with (to eliminate the CAM or tuner).Can you receive the FTA channels on 12092H? &quot;Mooz Dance HD&quot;, &quot;TV Sonce&quot; and &quot;Inedit TV&quot;.Make sure you test with the CAM inserted and removed to see if it makes a difference.&nbsp;mm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 896640, member: 82144"] Absolutely - the CAM could possibly also be the cause. CAMs are like mini-PCs in some ways. If their "CPU" is too weak they decrypt less channels simultaneously (or maybe can only decrypt one channel), and they may have problems decrypting channels with high bit-rates (or channels from high bit-rate transponders). Your log files do look like the ones in that other thread, but at this point I can't be sure whether the CAM or the tuner or both are at fault. So how can we decide: CAM or tuner. Well fortunately it looks like there are some FTA channels on a similar transponder that you may be able to test with (to eliminate the CAM or tuner). Can you receive the FTA channels on 12092H? "Mooz Dance HD", "TV Sonce" and "Inedit TV". Make sure you test with the CAM inserted and removed to see if it makes a difference. mm [/QUOTE]

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