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<blockquote data-quote="doveman" data-source="post: 861368" data-attributes="member: 67412">I thought it would be useful to have some information on what signal strength users are getting with UK Freeview DVB-T (now that the retune has finished, I think!) so that other users can see whether their signal is unusually low, which could explain some issues they might be experiencing.&nbsp;For this to be meaningful, you'll need to include:&nbsp;1) Which transmitter you're receiving from&nbsp;2) The make and model of your tuner card(s)&nbsp;3) Signal strength for each channel. I propose a selection that are either particularly strong or weak, such as BBC1 (generally strong), BBC4 (sometimes weak/borderline) and Channel 5, but let's discuss this a bit first as I'm sure there's users who have a better idea about this than I do. I'm not sure it makes much difference, but perhaps it's an idea to also mention whether you measured the strength using Manual control in TV Server config, or from within Mediaportal itself.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="doveman, post: 861368, member: 67412"] I thought it would be useful to have some information on what signal strength users are getting with UK Freeview DVB-T (now that the retune has finished, I think!) so that other users can see whether their signal is unusually low, which could explain some issues they might be experiencing. For this to be meaningful, you'll need to include: 1) Which transmitter you're receiving from 2) The make and model of your tuner card(s) 3) Signal strength for each channel. I propose a selection that are either particularly strong or weak, such as BBC1 (generally strong), BBC4 (sometimes weak/borderline) and Channel 5, but let's discuss this a bit first as I'm sure there's users who have a better idea about this than I do. I'm not sure it makes much difference, but perhaps it's an idea to also mention whether you measured the strength using Manual control in TV Server config, or from within Mediaportal itself. [/QUOTE]

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