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<blockquote data-quote="gperkinson" data-source="post: 667103" data-attributes="member: 83961"><p>Hi Dreadfury,</p><p></p><p>Regarding SQL Server and memory - this was recommended in the manual, but take your point about how it relates to my tearing issue. On a show last night where there was lots of movement the tearing was pretty bad since setting the max limit, so I increased it to 512MB to see if it makes a difference - I'm not expecting it to.</p><p></p><p>Anyhow, I also had time last night to try and plug the earial directly into the computer i.e. bypass the 4 way splitter to see what happens - interesting that the computer could not pickup a signal at all? The signal was still boosted with the VHF / UHF combination box outside (I need VHF for the VHF CRT TV in the kitchen) but no signal? Is it possible that I have tuned in somehow specifically with the 4 way splitter or something? I didn't have time to re-tune and come to think of it I have not re-tuned the channels since I started using MP and gone through all the upgrades.</p><p></p><p>A good test also would have been to look at the picture directly on the TV from the aerial, but my TV does not have a Freeview tuner in it.</p><p></p><p>I also have another UHF aerial lying around which I may hook directly into the computer to test. Also, on the VHF / UHF booster there are low / high settings for each type of signal which might be worth a look.</p><p></p><p>Long and short, I definately need to understand if this tearing has been the aerial all along which I'm thinking is a real possability given the good Shift +! statistics.</p><p></p><p>Cheers</p><p></p><p>Graham</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gperkinson, post: 667103, member: 83961"] Hi Dreadfury, Regarding SQL Server and memory - this was recommended in the manual, but take your point about how it relates to my tearing issue. On a show last night where there was lots of movement the tearing was pretty bad since setting the max limit, so I increased it to 512MB to see if it makes a difference - I'm not expecting it to. Anyhow, I also had time last night to try and plug the earial directly into the computer i.e. bypass the 4 way splitter to see what happens - interesting that the computer could not pickup a signal at all? The signal was still boosted with the VHF / UHF combination box outside (I need VHF for the VHF CRT TV in the kitchen) but no signal? Is it possible that I have tuned in somehow specifically with the 4 way splitter or something? I didn't have time to re-tune and come to think of it I have not re-tuned the channels since I started using MP and gone through all the upgrades. A good test also would have been to look at the picture directly on the TV from the aerial, but my TV does not have a Freeview tuner in it. I also have another UHF aerial lying around which I may hook directly into the computer to test. Also, on the VHF / UHF booster there are low / high settings for each type of signal which might be worth a look. Long and short, I definately need to understand if this tearing has been the aerial all along which I'm thinking is a real possability given the good Shift +! statistics. Cheers Graham [/QUOTE]
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