hvr4000 in general

hvr4000 in general

[Lars Schotte]

hi all hvr4000 "friends"

i am wondering if someone has this card working a little more then I do.

i have dvb-s working quite good. the only thing what I can say
positively about thisc card is that it at least reports a better signal
strength and also SNR. so it is possible that the part "before" the
chipset from the viewpoint of the signal arriving from space it may
have a better "tuner".

but so far ... has someone dvb-s2 working? (on linux/not freebsd!!)

Re: hvr4000 in general

[Ang Way Chuang]

That card definitely works on DVB-S2. The only problem I had with that card is its fragility. I have a few burnt HVR 4000 (lite) cards in the lab.

Lars Schotte wrote:
> hi all hvr4000 "friends"
> 
> i am wondering if someone has this card working a little more then I do.
> 
> i have dvb-s working quite good. the only thing what I can say
> positively about thisc card is that it at least reports a better signal
> strength and also SNR. so it is possible that the part "before" the
> chipset from the viewpoint of the signal arriving from space it may
> have a better "tuner".
> 
> but so far ... has someone dvb-s2 working? (on linux/not freebsd!!)
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Re: hvr4000 in general

[Lars Schotte]

yes? it works definitely? and how is that? again, I need something to
see and as long as it doesnt tune in and as long as no data is flowing
i can NOT see how it could be working.

what fragility do you mean? did she burned out/ overheating, or what
kind of fragility?

On Sun, 06 Jun 2010 16:30:31 +0800
Ang Way Chuang <wcang79@gmail.com> wrote:

> That card definitely works on DVB-S2. The only problem I had with
> that card is its fragility. I have a few burnt HVR 4000 (lite) cards
> in the lab.
> 
> Lars Schotte wrote:
> > hi all hvr4000 "friends"
> > 
> > i am wondering if someone has this card working a little more then
> > I do.
> > 
> > i have dvb-s working quite good. the only thing what I can say
> > positively about thisc card is that it at least reports a better
> > signal strength and also SNR. so it is possible that the part
> > "before" the chipset from the viewpoint of the signal arriving from
> > space it may have a better "tuner".
> > 
> > but so far ... has someone dvb-s2 working? (on linux/not freebsd!!)
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Re: hvr4000 in general

[Ang Way Chuang]

Lars Schotte wrote:
> yes? it works definitely? and how is that? again, I need something to
> see and as long as it doesnt tune in and as long as no data is flowing
> i can NOT see how it could be working.

Definitely works using szap-s2. Tuning works and so is the data. I don't have access to the system right now.

> 
> what fragility do you mean? did she burned out/ overheating, or what
> kind of fragility?

One of the chip on the board got burned for all the burnt cards.

> 
> On Sun, 06 Jun 2010 16:30:31 +0800
> Ang Way Chuang <wcang79@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
>> That card definitely works on DVB-S2. The only problem I had with
>> that card is its fragility. I have a few burnt HVR 4000 (lite) cards
>> in the lab.
>>
>> Lars Schotte wrote:
>>> hi all hvr4000 "friends"
>>>
>>> i am wondering if someone has this card working a little more then
>>> I do.
>>>
>>> i have dvb-s working quite good. the only thing what I can say
>>> positively about thisc card is that it at least reports a better
>>> signal strength and also SNR. so it is possible that the part
>>> "before" the chipset from the viewpoint of the signal arriving from
>>> space it may have a better "tuner".
>>>
>>> but so far ... has someone dvb-s2 working? (on linux/not freebsd!!)
>>> --
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