Page 4 of 16 FirstFirst 12345678914 ... LastLast
Results 31 to 40 of 160
  1. Collapse Details
    #31
    Join Date
    Dec 2010
    Location
    Atlanta, Ga.
    Posts
    8,372
    Post Thanks / Like
    Contribute If you enjoy reading the
    content here, click the below
    image to support our site.
    Click Here To Contribute To Our Site
    The SF8008 Also has bluetooth (5.1?) capability. To date, this feature is useless for me. I tried OpenVix, OpenATV...etc. Useless Bluetooth for me.
    Reply With Quote
     

  2. Collapse Details
    #32
    Join Date
    Feb 2012
    Posts
    7,278
    Post Thanks / Like
    They should have left out bluetooth and for a couple of more dollars added a third tuner.

    Just curious, but have you checked if the second tuner blind scans?
    Last edited by eastof111; 02-26-2024 at 01:51 AM.
    Reply With Quote
     

  3. Likes el bandido liked this post
  4. Collapse Details
    #33
    Join Date
    Oct 2019
    Posts
    140
    Post Thanks / Like
    My guess is yes if you get the SF8008 Supreme Twin and leave the useless (for the USA) SF8008 Supreme Combo with DVB-C / DVB-T2 tuner out of the mix.
    As far as BT goes. Anyone try using at least a keyboard?
    With all of the OTA terrestrial stuff going on, any built in tuner for that should tell you to look away.
    Reply With Quote
     

  5. Thanks el bandido, eastof111 thanked for this post
  6. Collapse Details
    #34
    Join Date
    Dec 2010
    Location
    Atlanta, Ga.
    Posts
    8,372
    Post Thanks / Like
    Quote Originally Posted by eastof111 View Post
    They should have left out bluetooth and for a couple of more dollars added a third tuner.

    Just curious, but have you checked if the second tuner blind scans?
    The second DVB-S2 tuner is doing ku band duties, and works I guess identical to tuner One. The original SF8008 had scan problems with the second tuner, but those issues were resolved and do not seem to exist in the Supreme version.
    .
    .
    .
    Meine Dreambox One ist ein Stück Scheiße!.
    Reply With Quote
     

  7. Thanks eastof111 thanked for this post
  8. Collapse Details
    #35
    Join Date
    Dec 2010
    Location
    Atlanta, Ga.
    Posts
    8,372
    Post Thanks / Like
    Shown below is a blindscan of 89w ku that was done yesterday. It logs a 32 apsk transponder that needs about 12.5db of signal to be usable.
    [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]


    My dish system is averaging around 10db, but the signal bounces regularly to about 12.5 db.
    [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]


    So the Supreme has blind scanned a signal that is below lock. The Supreme will hang for an indefinite period when you try to scan this transponder for channels because it is below lock and cannot be resolved.

    Having the ability to see the signal is below lock is a big help in understanding the problem. No image group, OpenATV, OpenPLi, OpenVix has adopted the ability to let the Supreme show signals below lock. So most users would see this transponder in a SF8008 Supreme as being scanned without a signal and wonder what the hell is going on. This needs to be fixed. You want to find transponders, but you do not want to find transponders that are unusable to the point the receiver hangs.
    Reply With Quote
     

  9. Thanks eastof111 thanked for this post
  10. Collapse Details
    #36
    Join Date
    Dec 2010
    Location
    Atlanta, Ga.
    Posts
    8,372
    Post Thanks / Like
    My c band lnbs are Norsat 8000RI Extended band. These lnbs work well over a wide range of frequencies and have a 5750 l.o. But they are a compromise. A larger band almost always leads to less sensitivity. If I had a decent set of 5150 l.o. lnbs yesterday instead of extended band, i may have locked the 32apsk transponder. I would guess you lose a db or 2 on extended band.

    Probably, at least 80% of the time, the Supreme has no issues scanning. Shown below is extended c band on 65 west. This satellite is not very strong for me and has some transponders hanging around the threshold of lock/unlock. I can't recall the Supreme hanging on this satellite.

    Code:
                             Scan Report 
    
    < File created on Sunday, February 25, 2024 at 21:37:50 > 
    < Satellite =  65.0W C-band Star One C2 & Eutelsat 65 West A 65.1 W >
    < Receiver =  SF8008-Supreme >
    < Enigma2 Image = Tnap 5.1 > 
    < Kernel Version = 4.4.35 > 
    < DVB Driver Date = 2024-01-04 > 
    < Blindscan Frequency Range = 3625 to 4800 MHz > 
    < Blindscan Symbol Rate Range = 1 to 60 Msps > 
    < Blindscan Only Free Channels or Services? = False  > 
    < Tuner = Tuner A: AVL62X1 (DVB-S2) >
    
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4510V / 2083 / 2/3',  > Tp# 1
    < (1)TV Assembleia />  1:0:1:E760:B1:E760:B85919E:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 13.80
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4511H / 3750 / 3/4',  > Tp# 2
    < (2)TV Cabralia 1Seg />  1:0:C0:2598:12C:12C:B85119F:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.00
    < (3)TV Cabralia HD />  1:0:1:2580:12C:12C:B85119F:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.00
    < (4)4511H SID 0x2598 />  1:0:1:2598:12C:12C:B85119F:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.00
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4515H / 3750 / 3/4',  > Tp# 3
    < (5)Record Interior 1Seg />  1:0:C0:E838:741:741:B8511A3:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.79
    < (6)Record Interior HD />  1:0:1:E820:741:741:B8511A3:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.79
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4520H / 3730 / 3/4',  > Tp# 4
    < (7)Record SJRP 1Seg />  1:0:C0:E8B8:745:745:B8511A8:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.42
    < (8)Record SJRP HD />  1:0:1:E8A0:745:745:B8511A8:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.42
    
    < 'DVB-S2 QPSK 4525H / 4800 / 2/3',  > Tp# 5
    < (9)Record News 1Seg />  1:0:C0:E858:742:742:B8511AD:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 11.46
    < (10)Record News HD />  1:0:1:E840:742:742:B8511AD:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 11.46
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4530H / 3750 / 3/4',  > Tp# 6
    < (11)Record Paulista 1Seg />  1:0:C0:EB58:75A:75A:B8511B2:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 11.14
    < (12)Record Paulista HD />  1:0:1:EB40:75A:75A:B8511B2:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 11.14
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4535H / 3847 / 3/4',  > Tp# 7
    < (13)VTV SBT HD />  1:0:1:EC40:762:762:B8511B7:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 12.56
    < (14)VTV SBT 1SEG />  1:0:C0:EC58:762:762:B8511B7:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 12.56
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4540H / 1837 / 3/4',  > Tp# 8
    < (15)PLAY TV />  1:0:1:1:0:0:B8511BC:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 12.04
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4544H / 3730 / 3/4',  > Tp# 9
    < (16)RECORD 1Seg TVMAR />  1:0:C0:ECD8:766:766:B8511C0:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.90
    < (17)RECORD LITORALVALE />  1:0:1:ECC0:766:766:B8511C0:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.90
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4548H / 3750 / 3/4',  > Tp# 10
    < (18)RECORD INT/RJ 1Seg />  1:0:C0:BD98:5EC:5EC:B8511C4:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.61
    < (19)RECORD INT/RJ HD />  1:0:1:BD80:5EC:5EC:B8511C4:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.61
    < (20)4548H SID 0xbd98 />  1:0:1:BD98:5EC:5EC:B8511C4:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.61
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4554H / 4780 / 3/4',  > Tp# 11
    < (21)RECORDTV 1SEG />  1:0:C0:BD38:5E9:5E9:B8511CA:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.78
    < (22)RECORDTV HD />  1:0:1:BD20:5E9:5E9:B8511CA:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.78
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4556V / 2083 / 5/6',  > Tp# 12
    < (23)NCN-RADIO 1   (Radio #1) />  1:0:2:3:8:80:B8591CC:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 13.22
    < (24)NCN-RADIO3   (Radio #2) />  1:0:2:2:8:80:B8591CC:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 13.22
    < (25)NCN-RADIO2   (Radio #3) />  1:0:2:1:8:80:B8591CC:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 13.22
    < (26)HEVC Encoder1 />  1:0:1:3E9:8:80:B8591CC:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 13.22
    < (27)HEVC Encoder0 />  1:0:1:3E8:8:80:B8591CC:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 13.22
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4566H / 5083 / 3/4',  > Tp# 13
    < (28)NOVO TEMPO 1-SEG />  1:0:C0:CB18:658:658:B8511D6:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.21
    < (29)NOVO TEMPO HD />  1:0:1:CB00:658:658:B8511D6:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.21
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4572H / 4780 / 3/4',  > Tp# 14
    < (30)Record HD />  1:0:1:5C00:2E0:2E0:B8511DC:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.92
    < (31)Record 1seg />  1:0:C0:5C18:2E0:2E0:B8511DC:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.92
    
    < 'DVB-S2 QPSK 4577H / 3750 / 4/5',  > Tp# 15
    < (32)RFTV 1Seg />  1:0:C0:EA18:750:750:B8511E1:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.79
    < (33)RFTV HD />  1:0:1:EA00:750:750:B8511E1:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.79
    < (34)4577H SID 0xea18 />  1:0:1:EA18:750:750:B8511E1:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.79
    
    < 'DVB-S2 QPSK 4583H / 4800 / 2/3',  > Tp# 16
    < (35)Record News 1Seg />  1:0:C0:E858:742:742:B8511E7:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.43
    < (36)Record News HD />  1:0:1:E840:742:742:B8511E7:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.43
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4589H / 4780 / 3/4',  > Tp# 17
    < (37)Record HD />  1:0:1:4780:23C:23C:B8511ED:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.72
    < (38)Record 1seg />  1:0:C0:4798:23C:23C:B8511ED:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.72
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4595H / 4780 / 3/4',  > Tp# 18
    < (39)Record TV RS />  1:0:1:CAC0:656:656:B8511F3:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 8.82
    < (40)Record TV RS 1seg />  1:0:C0:CAD8:656:656:B8511F3:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 8.82
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4601H / 4780 / 3/4',  > Tp# 19
    < (41)Record HD />  1:0:1:24E0:127:127:B8511F9:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.00
    < (42)Record 1seg />  1:0:C0:24F8:127:127:B8511F9:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.00
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4607V / 3750 / 2/3',  > Tp# 20
    < (43)ATALAIA_SAT />  1:0:1:1:1000:2000:B8591FF:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.97
    < (44)XODO_FM   (Radio #4) />  1:0:2:2:1000:2000:B8591FF:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.97
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4607H / 4780 / 3/4',  > Tp# 21
    < (45)Record HD />  1:0:1:9680:4B4:4B4:B8511FF:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.15
    < (46)Record 1seg />  1:0:C0:9698:4B4:4B4:B8511FF:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.15
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4612H / 3750 / 2/3',  > Tp# 22
    < (47)TVAL />  1:0:0:1:0:0:B851204:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 7.20
    < (48)4612H SID 0x01 />  1:0:1:1:0:0:B851204:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 7.20
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4613V / 6669 / 3/4',  > Tp# 23
    < (49)SD2 />  1:0:16:4:0:539:B859205:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 15.27
    < (50)SD1 />  1:0:16:3:0:539:B859205:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 15.27
    < (51)SPR />  1:0:19:2:0:539:B859205:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 15.27
    < (52)TVUNAM />  1:0:19:1:0:539:B859205:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 15.27
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4649H / 29999 / 5/6',  > Tp# 24
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4687V / 7074 / 3/4',  > Tp# 25
    < (53)TV TEM HD />  1:0:1:E800:740:740:B85924F:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 15.14
    < (54)TV TEM 1SEG />  1:0:C0:E819:740:740:B85924F:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 15.14
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4687H / 3750 / 2/3',  > Tp# 26
    < (55)AUXILIAR />  1:0:1:A3C0:51E:51E:B85124F:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.78
    < (56)TV ALEPE />  1:0:0:1:51E:51E:B85124F:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.78
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4692H / 3720 / 3/4',  > Tp# 27
    < (57)BAND TRIANGULO 1 SEG />  1:0:1:2:1:1:B851254:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.54
    < (58)BAND TRIANGULO HD />  1:0:1:1:1:1:B851254:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.54
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4696V / 7073 / 3/4',  > Tp# 28
    < (59)TV TEM HD />  1:0:1:E940:74A:74A:B859258:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 13.66
    < (60)TV TEM 1SEG />  1:0:C0:E959:74A:74A:B859258:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 13.66
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4698H / 6668 / 3/4',  > Tp# 29
    < (61)TV INTEGRACAO />  1:0:1:5AA0:0:2D5:B85125A:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 7.98
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4703H / 2500 / 2/3',  > Tp# 30
    < (62)TV ALBA HD />  1:0:0:1:1:0:B85125F:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.54
    < (63)TV ALBA 1Seg />  1:0:0:3E8:1:0:B85125F:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.54
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4705V / 7073 / 3/4',  > Tp# 31
    < (64)TV TEM HD />  1:0:1:ED20:769:769:B859261:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 13.80
    < (65)TV TEM 1SEG />  1:0:C0:ED39:769:769:B859261:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 13.80
    < (66)4705V SID 0xed39 />  1:0:1:ED39:769:769:B859261:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 13.80
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4708H / 5000 / 3/4',  > Tp# 32
    < (67)TRAS HD />  1:0:19:4EE8:73E:73E:B851264:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 8.94
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4720H / 9999 / 3/4',  > Tp# 33
    < (68)Cultura FM   (Radio #5) />  1:0:2:5F:2D4:2D4:B851270:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.29
    < (69)Radio Mix   (Radio #6) />  1:0:2:6A:2D4:2D4:B851270:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.29
    < (70)TV INTEGRACAO UDI />  1:0:1:5A80:2D4:2D4:B851270:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.29
    < (71)TV INTEGRACAO AXA />  1:0:1:5C40:2D4:2D4:B851270:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.29
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4731H / 9166 / 3/4',  > Tp# 34
    < (72)TVE 1Seg />  1:0:C0:E4F8:727:727:B85127B:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.29
    < (73)TVE HD />  1:0:1:E4E0:727:727:B85127B:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.29
    < (74)EDUCA BA />  1:0:1:E4E1:727:727:B85127B:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.29
    < (75)EDUCA FM />  1:0:1:E4E2:727:727:B85127B:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.29
    < (76)EM 1 />  1:0:1:E4E3:727:727:B85127B:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.29
    < (77)EM 2 />  1:0:1:E4E4:727:727:B85127B:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.29
    < (78)EM 3 />  1:0:1:E4E5:727:727:B85127B:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.29
    < (79)TV BRASIL 2 />  1:0:1:E4E6:727:727:B85127B:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.29
    < (80)4731H SID 0xe4f8 />  1:0:1:E4F8:727:727:B85127B:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.29
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4744H / 3750 / 3/4',  > Tp# 35
    < (81)RECORD INT/RJ 1Seg />  1:0:C0:BD98:5EC:5EC:B851288:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.03
    < (82)RECORD INT/RJ HD />  1:0:1:BD80:5EC:5EC:B851288:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.03
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4749H / 3730 / 3/4',  > Tp# 36
    < (83)RECORD 1Seg TVMAR />  1:0:C0:ECD8:766:766:B85128D:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 8.99
    < (84)RECORD LITORALVALE />  1:0:1:ECC0:766:766:B85128D:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 8.99
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4764H / 3750 / 3/4',  > Tp# 37< 
    
    Blind Scan Time = 3 Min. 56 Sec.
    84 Channels ( TV = 78  Radio = 6)  37 of 37 Transponders Scanned.
    61w c band Is hit or miss. This is a weak satellite for me with transponders below lock. It is pretty common to get a receiver hang when scanning/blind scanning 61w.

    Code:
                            Scan Report 
    
    < File created on Sunday, February 25, 2024 at 22:59:01 > 
    < Satellite =  61.0W C-band Amazonas 2/3/5 61.1 W >
    < Receiver =  SF8008-Supreme >
    < Enigma2 Image = Tnap 5.1 > 
    < Kernel Version = 4.4.35 > 
    < DVB Driver Date = 2024-01-04 > 
    < Blindscan Frequency Range = 3625 to 4800 MHz > 
    < Blindscan Symbol Rate Range = 1 to 60 Msps > 
    < Blindscan Only Free Channels or Services? = False  > 
    < Tuner = Tuner A: AVL62X1 (DVB-S2) >
    
    
    < 'DVB-S2 QPSK 3666H / 24631 / AUTO',  > Tp# 1
    
    < 'DVB-S2 QPSK 3730V / 2435 / AUTO',  > Tp# 2
    
    < 'DVB-S2 QPSK 3738H / 2885 / AUTO',  > Tp# 3
    
    < 'DVB-S2 QPSK 3782H / 2434 / AUTO',  > Tp# 4
    
    < 'DVB-S2 QPSK 3836V / 2527 / AUTO',  > Tp# 5
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 3876H / 13332 / 5/6',  > Tp# 6
    < (1)Service 1 (Encrypted) />  1:0:1:1:1:1:BAD0F24:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.60
    < (2)Service 2 (Encrypted ) />  1:0:1:2:1:1:BAD0F24:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.60
    < (3)Service 3 (Encrypted) />  1:0:1:3:1:1:BAD0F24:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.60
    < (4)Service 4 (Encrypted) />  1:0:1:4:1:1:BAD0F24:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.60
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 3940V / 5000 / 3/4',  > Tp# 7
    < (5)SBTRS_HD />  1:0:1:CA40:652:652:BAD8F64:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 12.41
    < (6)SBTRS_1SEG />  1:0:C0:CA58:652:652:BAD8F64:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 12.41
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 3967H / 9876 / 2/3',  > Tp# 8
    < (7)TELEFUTURO HD />  1:0:1:1:1:2AF:BAD0F7F:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.22
    < (8)LA TELE HD />  1:0:1:2:1:2AF:BAD0F7F:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.22
    < (9)NOTICIAS PARAGUAY />  1:0:1:3:1:2AF:BAD0F7F:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.22
    < (10)MONUMENTAL TV />  1:0:1:4:1:2AF:BAD0F7F:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.22
    < (11)PRO TV />  1:0:1:5:1:2AF:BAD0F7F:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.22
    < (12)E40 TV SD />  1:0:1:6:1:2AF:BAD0F7F:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.22
    
    < 'DVB-S2 16APSK 3972V / 6741 / 3/4',  > Tp# 9
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 3990V / 5000 / 3/4',  > Tp# 10
    < (13)TBC />  1:0:1:1:1:1:BAD8F96:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.97
    < (14)VIVAX />  1:0:1:2:1:1:BAD8F96:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.97
    
    < 'DVB-S2 QPSK 3991H / 1667 / 4/5',  > Tp# 11
    < (15)Telerama_Ecuador />  1:0:1:1:1:1:BAD0F97:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 9.78
    
    < 'DVB-S2 QPSK 4018H / 27535 / 3/4',  > Tp# 12
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4022V / 5000 / 3/4',  > Tp# 13
    < (16)TV Pajucara Movel />  1:0:C0:1BD8:DE:DE:BAD8FB6:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.39
    < (17)TV Pajucara HD />  1:0:1:1BC0:DE:DE:BAD8FB6:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.39
    
    < 'DVB-S2 QPSK 4040V / 23333 / 4/5',  > Tp# 14
    < (18)TCM HD />  1:0:1:A:1:1:BAD8FC8:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 11.61
    < (19)TOON E HD />  1:0:1:B:1:1:BAD8FC8:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 11.61
    < (20)CBS />  1:0:1:C:1:1:BAD8FC8:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 11.61
    < (21)HGTV />  1:0:1:D:1:1:BAD8FC8:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 11.61
    < (22)Food />  1:0:1:E:1:1:BAD8FC8:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 11.61
    < (23)Travel />  1:0:1:F:1:1:BAD8FC8:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 11.61
    < (24)Discovery />  1:0:1:10:1:1:BAD8FC8:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 11.61
    < (25)Nick />  1:0:1:11:1:1:BAD8FC8:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 11.61
    < (26)ESPN U HD />  1:0:1:15:1:1:BAD8FC8:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 11.61
    < (27)ESPN HD />  1:0:1:16:1:1:BAD8FC8:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 11.61
    < (28)ESPN 2 HD />  1:0:1:17:1:1:BAD8FC8:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 11.61
    < (29)ESPN SEC HD />  1:0:1C:18:1:1:BAD8FC8:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 11.61
    < (30)CNN HD />  1:0:1:19:1:1:BAD8FC8:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 11.61
    < (31)CruiseSat Live />  1:0:1:1B:1:1:BAD8FC8:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 11.61
    < (32)ESPN SYN 780 />  1:0:1:C8:1:1:BAD8FC8:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 11.61
    < (33)Rai Italia 1 HD (NTSC) />  1:0:1:12C:1:1:BAD8FC8:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 11.61
    < (34)CE_RTL />  1:0:1:12D:1:1:BAD8FC8:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 11.61
    < (35)TVEA HD />  1:0:1:15E:1:1:BAD8FC8:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 11.61
    
    < 'DVB-S2 16APSK 4092H / 11441 / 5/6',  > Tp# 15
    
    < 'DVB-S2 16APSK 4134H / 1500 / 5/6',  > Tp# 16
    
    < 'DVB-S2 QPSK 4139H / 4543 / 3/4',  > Tp# 17
    < (36)4139H SID 0x01 />  1:0:1:1:1:0:BAD102B:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 8.45
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4158H / 4000 / 2/3',  > Tp# 18
    < (37)RPC HD />  1:0:1:1:1:1:BAD103E:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 15.36
    < (38)UNICANAL HD />  1:0:1:2:1:1:BAD103E:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 15.36
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4170V / 3409 / 3/5',  > Tp# 19
    
    < 'DVB-S2 QPSK 4173V / 1667 / 5/6',  > Tp# 20
    < (39)ABC TV PY BK />  1:0:19:2:1:1:BAD904D:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 13.01
    
    < 'DVB-S2 8PSK 4178H / 3750 / 3/4',  > Tp# 21
    < (40)TV CAPIXABA 1SEG />  1:0:C0:42F8:217:217:BAD1052:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.97
    < (41)TV CAPIXABA HD />  1:0:1:42E0:217:217:BAD1052:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.97
    < (42)4178H SID 0x42f8 />  1:0:1:42F8:217:217:BAD1052:0:0:0: SNR(db) = 10.97
    
    < 'DVB-S2 QPSK 4183V / 3900 / 4/5',  > Tp# 22
    
    < 'DVB-S2 QPSK 4591V / 5075 / AUTO',  > Tp# 23
    
    < 'DVB-S2 16APSK 4608V / 2668 / 4/5',  > Tp# 24
    
    < 'DVB-S2 QPSK 4612V / 2667 / AUTO',  > Tp# 25
    
    < 'DVB-S2 QPSK 4632V / 9806 / AUTO',  > Tp# 26
    
    < 'DVB-S2 QPSK 4645V / 5524 / AUTO',  > Tp# 27
    
    < 'DVB-S2 QPSK 4659V / 5231 / AUTO',  > Tp# 28
    
    < 'DVB-S2 QPSK 4663V / 1310 / AUTO',  > Tp# 29
    
    < 'DVB-S2 QPSK 4673V / 2455 / AUTO',  > Tp# 30
    
    < 'DVB-S2 QPSK 4676V / 2762 / AUTO',  > Tp# 31
    
    < 'DVB-S2 16APSK 4708V / 13261 / AUTO',  > Tp# 32
    
    < 'DVB-S2 16APSK 4717V / 4166 / AUTO',  > Tp# 33< 
    
    Blind Scan Time = 13 Min. 44 Sec.
    42 Channels ( TV = 42  Radio = 0)  33 of 33 Transponders Scanned.
    Reply With Quote
     

  11. Thanks eastof111 thanked for this post
  12. Collapse Details
    #37
    Join Date
    Feb 2012
    Posts
    7,278
    Post Thanks / Like
    My Supreme arrived today and since I haven't used ATV for a few years, I was surprised on how much bloatware was added to the plugin extensions.

    Tried deleting some of the bloatware using the uninstall extensions button, but they were not listed there. I installed an ipk uninstaller via Filezilla, but that program couldn't list or find the commercial bloatware either.

    I made a full backup to my ssd drive and it took 15 minutes. Not too thrilled with the speed, so I installed backupsuite hoping it would speed up backups in the future. Had to changed the backupsuite sh files to 777 and add enigma2-plugin-extensions-backupsuite.control file to var_lib_opkg_info in order for ATV to recognize it. It did recognize it, but I got as far as display of bad magic number error per the attached pix:

    [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] Could be I am using the wrong version of Backupsuite.

    Installed PLI 8.3, last version before they started working on 9.0. Tried 9.0 but I was unable to get wifi or lan working in the two last builds. Also, installed TNAP see pix:

    [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

    So far working ok. Now to test some more.
    Reply With Quote
     

  13. Thanks el bandido, Megatron817 thanked for this post
  14. Collapse Details
    #38
    Join Date
    Dec 2010
    Location
    Atlanta, Ga.
    Posts
    8,372
    Post Thanks / Like
    Finally! Excellent to have another set of eyes on this receiver!

    TNAP will need updating under Software update in receiver menus. There should be a TNAP 5.1 available under Flash image. That is the one I would load. Backupsuite is default in TNAP and you should find it working properly.

    The Wifi is different from the SF8008. Cannot remember if I got the wifi working in TNAP 5 or not. Wifi works in TNAP 5.1.
    Reply With Quote
     

  15. Thanks eastof111 thanked for this post
  16. Collapse Details
    #39
    Join Date
    Feb 2012
    Posts
    7,278
    Post Thanks / Like
    Flash to 5.1 worked fine.

    Actually I was referring to backupsuite not working on ATV. While using ATV, I switched to MCelliotG's skin to checkout the cpu temp (thanks MCelliotG). Switched to the Oman HD channel on 97 ku (because it is 1080 HD) and let it sit there for 30 minutes. The cpu temp average was 68-69C. Then removed the receiver cover and let it sit on the same channel for 30 minutes and the temp dropped to 64C.

    Digged up an old intel cpu aluminum heat sink and sat it right on top of the cpu heat sink. The temp dropped down to 49-50C.

    If anyone ever tries this, be sure to power off before touching metal on metal on the cpu heatsink. Not shutting the power off will cause the display to go nuts..... A putty reboot will not work. Only a cold boot will bring things back to normal.
    Reply With Quote
     

  17. Thanks el bandido thanked for this post
    Likes el bandido liked this post
  18. Collapse Details
    #40
    Join Date
    Dec 2010
    Location
    Atlanta, Ga.
    Posts
    8,372
    Post Thanks / Like
    Pictures of the modded heatsink would be nice!

    Attached is a python script that shows BER, Lock, and signal using terminal. To use this script, unzip it and install it somewhere in the common receiver files (/media/usb, /tmp....etc). Open terminal,Change Directory in terminal to the proper location of the script, then start the script by calling it using python. Example = python dvbcsv.py. No need to do any other changes.

    The script is set for tuner one(A). It can be changed to tuner two(B) by changing the line numbered 88 from - to:
    dev = "/dev/dvb/adapter0/frontend0"
    dev = "/dev/dvb/adapter0/frontend1"

    This script may be allowed to run or it may be started at any time signal information is needed. It does not require a stop-start of enigma2. The script may be stopped by keboard using Ctrl + C. This script is useful for watching lock and signal i terminal and may be used in scans.
    Attached Files Attached Files
    Reply With Quote
     

  19. Thanks eastof111 thanked for this post
    Likes Babadem liked this post
Page 4 of 16 FirstFirst 12345678914 ... LastLast

Posting Permissions

  • You may not post new threads
  • You may not post replies
  • You may not post attachments
  • You may not edit your posts
  •