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<blockquote data-quote="Forgotten Illustrator" data-source="post: 108683" data-attributes="member: 17564"><p>I did have this issue when I first installed my cheap twinhand single tuner. I moved it to the slot furthermost away from my graphics card and wireless card. The poor “reception” is no long an issue. </p><p></p><p>Poor reception can be other things then a weak terrestrial signal. Inside a PC there is A LOT of electrical noise and with things like tuners they need to be shielded/filter from this. If noise is introduced before or during op-amp stage(s) the signal data will be corrupted and no matter how good the tuners error correction is it will not be able to guess what the data should have been. </p><p></p><p></p><p>You can also use mediaportal to check your signal strength on any card.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Forgotten Illustrator, post: 108683, member: 17564"] I did have this issue when I first installed my cheap twinhand single tuner. I moved it to the slot furthermost away from my graphics card and wireless card. The poor “reception” is no long an issue. Poor reception can be other things then a weak terrestrial signal. Inside a PC there is A LOT of electrical noise and with things like tuners they need to be shielded/filter from this. If noise is introduced before or during op-amp stage(s) the signal data will be corrupted and no matter how good the tuners error correction is it will not be able to guess what the data should have been. You can also use mediaportal to check your signal strength on any card. [/QUOTE]
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