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<blockquote data-quote="Nicodemuz" data-source="post: 175744" data-attributes="member: 10942">I will do so when I get home and get some time at the TV when no one is watching...More information:DVB-t rceiver used: <a href="http://www.club3d.nl/index.php/products/zaptv/item/14" target="_blank">http://www.club3d.nl/index.php/products/zaptv/item/14</a>Signal strength and quality is always 100% independent of application used - I think that the halting TV could be due to not-so-good reception and a sensitive DVB-t receiver. However, before buying this one I borrowed a friends DVB-t receiver (also a small USB stick) and had no problems but can't say I tested it more than a few minutes...i have considered going back with the receiver to the reseller and try another one but the alternatives they had cost twice as much.Regarding the blurry image: I just read that the mpeg stream from the air is rencoded into DVR-MS format to get timeshift support, or did I misunderstand anything?And that can explain that the image get blurry?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nicodemuz, post: 175744, member: 10942"] I will do so when I get home and get some time at the TV when no one is watching... More information: DVB-t rceiver used: [url]http://www.club3d.nl/index.php/products/zaptv/item/14[/url] Signal strength and quality is always 100% independent of application used - I think that the halting TV could be due to not-so-good reception and a sensitive DVB-t receiver. However, before buying this one I borrowed a friends DVB-t receiver (also a small USB stick) and had no problems but can't say I tested it more than a few minutes... i have considered going back with the receiver to the reseller and try another one but the alternatives they had cost twice as much. Regarding the blurry image: I just read that the mpeg stream from the air is rencoded into DVR-MS format to get timeshift support, or did I misunderstand anything? And that can explain that the image get blurry? [/QUOTE]

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