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<blockquote data-quote="Shazell" data-source="post: 289750" data-attributes="member: 51936">I've been away for 2 weeks but just wanted to say that my issues are down to poor DVB-T signal.But I have to use 19228 to have the poor quality signal watchable on MP, the newer versions which drop the packets cause too much interference and make the channels unwatchable. 19228 and before produce a fair bit of pixelation and the occasional sound glitch but it is not too bad.As for me I am going to have a bit of a rewiring exercise and maybe a new roof antenna because I am in a fairly old building which has pretty crappy antenna fitted for analogue and even the booster I have in the attic is not helping matters at the moment. The main problem is that I have a very weak signal anyway, an unboosted indoor antenna cannot even get the signal, indoor with booster is very weak. So a perfect roof mounted with booster is probably all I can do (May even need to replace the old wiring with decent dual screened coax).I would be in favour of an option in MP to either drop packets (Default) or not drop them and accept the errors.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shazell, post: 289750, member: 51936"] I've been away for 2 weeks but just wanted to say that my issues are down to poor DVB-T signal. But I have to use 19228 to have the poor quality signal watchable on MP, the newer versions which drop the packets cause too much interference and make the channels unwatchable. 19228 and before produce a fair bit of pixelation and the occasional sound glitch but it is not too bad. As for me I am going to have a bit of a rewiring exercise and maybe a new roof antenna because I am in a fairly old building which has pretty crappy antenna fitted for analogue and even the booster I have in the attic is not helping matters at the moment. The main problem is that I have a very weak signal anyway, an unboosted indoor antenna cannot even get the signal, indoor with booster is very weak. So a perfect roof mounted with booster is probably all I can do (May even need to replace the old wiring with decent dual screened coax). I would be in favour of an option in MP to either drop packets (Default) or not drop them and accept the errors. [/QUOTE]

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