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From: Goga777 <goga777@bk.ru>
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Subject: Re: [linux-dvb] cx24116 & roll-off factor = auto
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> For example, DVB-S uses only rolloff = 0.35, so if the driver knows that the
> chip can't accept auto value, it should use 0.35 value by default in that
> case.

good idea. Anybody against ? 

Goga