And I work with SDKs.
Only know enough about Linux to know that I don't know anything about Linux!
Only know enough about Linux to know that I don't know anything about Linux!
I bought my HDVR 3500 from Titanium because I previously bought an ASC1 dish motor controller from them and they stood behind their sales on that product as well. The original ASC1 units had quality issues and Titanium recognized that they did and sent out NEW and corrected units to all of the customers who had already received the initial poor quality units. When my old receiver recently quit working I researched and decided to buy the HDVR 3500 from them based on that initial experience with them. Now with the issues we are experiencing here and they are still standing behind their sale, the next time that I need to buy something else for my system I will definitely look to see what they have to offer.I don't see why. You have gone the extra mile, above, and beyond.
Its possible, doesn't the chip in the HDVR 3500 include unused DVB-T functionality?EDIT: It doesn't do DVB-S2, but I wonder if that capability exists in the 3798M chip? (This is off topic and I should probably start a different thread).
Hope that they continue with the firmware revision and don't leave us hanging.
I have not heard anyone else mention this but the receiver is not listing some channels properly.
On 101W
The receiver lists 3953 V as Decades and shows up as such but 3953 is actually H&I !
The receiver lists 3957 V as H&I and shows up as such but 3957 V is actually Decades.
(Every other receiver and I tested out 3 of them including the Micro hd lists those 2 channels at the proper freq.)
I have replicated this time and time again so it was not a one off. This occurred on a blind scan and a manual scan after all TP’s were deleted, Also even when setting up on a different sat in the receiver it occurred again. (If I had not had a list in front of me I would not have taken notice of it and I thought maybe there was a new change, but when testing out 3 other receivers all showed the 2 channels on 101 to be incorrect on the HDVR3500.
Also on 99W there was another low SR channel that the receiver mistook for another channel.
If this continues then this receiver will be worthless for trying to keep track of signals out there as it appears to be putting some lower SR channels at incorrect frequencies.
unit price dropped to $119.00 from $175.00. Is this still viable receiver? Better yet, is it an upgrade from the microHD?
Is this still viable receiver? Better yet, is it an upgrade from the microHD?
I wonder what happened to Satellite AV??? Several days ago Satellite AV was on this HDVR 3500 message and helping out but they disappeared shortly after the Core Delimma started. Seems they should be able to tell everyone about the CPU if they are still around. Hope that they continue with the firmware revision and don't leave us hanging.
Our receiver is a Single Core HiSilicon 3712 v100 with 256 NAND and 2Gb RAM.
This unit went from greatness to WTF and unit price dropped to $119.00 from $175.00. Is this still viable receiver? Better yet, is it an upgrade from the microHD?
Also noticed Galaxy 15 @ 133.0W missing.Has anyone realized that Galaxy 25 at 93.1 W C-band is missing from the satellite list? KU is in the list but not C-band.