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<blockquote data-quote="mrkaras" data-source="post: 98892" data-attributes="member: 27598">I can probably take other devices off but I can't really remove the splitter (it is in the ceiling and I have no way to join&nbsp; the 2 plug together if I did). I though 63% sounded a bit low.It may be only high def channels, I have asked everybody to avoid them for now and see if it helps. I have seen the problem on 10HD at least twice and SBS HD once, not sure about any others and I don't have a signal strength for SBS as the Kworld software didn't auto-tune it (probably not a good sign!).I will try avoiding HD first and then disconnect as many other TVs as possible if need be and check the signal strength then.Shouldn't mediaportal recover from a bas signal anyway? The bad performance would be what I would expect but I wouldn't expect it to be dependant on how long I had been watching and I wouldn't think it should ever completely freeze the TV card/driver?I found that disabling /re-enabling the TV card driver will un-freeze the card and allow me to receive TV again after it completely stops working.Do high definition signals require a better signal? I assumed they would but I don't really know how the system works that well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mrkaras, post: 98892, member: 27598"] I can probably take other devices off but I can't really remove the splitter (it is in the ceiling and I have no way to join the 2 plug together if I did). I though 63% sounded a bit low. It may be only high def channels, I have asked everybody to avoid them for now and see if it helps. I have seen the problem on 10HD at least twice and SBS HD once, not sure about any others and I don't have a signal strength for SBS as the Kworld software didn't auto-tune it (probably not a good sign!). I will try avoiding HD first and then disconnect as many other TVs as possible if need be and check the signal strength then. Shouldn't mediaportal recover from a bas signal anyway? The bad performance would be what I would expect but I wouldn't expect it to be dependant on how long I had been watching and I wouldn't think it should ever completely freeze the TV card/driver? I found that disabling /re-enabling the TV card driver will un-freeze the card and allow me to receive TV again after it completely stops working. Do high definition signals require a better signal? I assumed they would but I don't really know how the system works that well. [/QUOTE]

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