I'll check on that. Since my C-Band dish isnt out right now I'll wheel it out and try
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I'll check on that. Since my C-Band dish isnt out right now I'll wheel it out and try
This is on 3849 H 15029 99.0°W Galaxy 16 C-Band right?
I just checked it and it records and plays fine on the microHD.
I recorded 1/2 hour or so of something on the Puerto Rico ABC HD and it worked just fine on playback
Thank you Sir, but it may not be needed, I think my answer was right below your answer, again thank you
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I'll check on that. Since my C-Band dish isnt out right now I'll wheel it out and try
Iceberg, you mentioned that you added "SatMex5" 116.8W to your satellites list. I will try to do the same, but I have a question (again)....How do I go about adding the TPs to the to the satellite. So far, the satellite ID and name is added minus the TPs.
Thank You.
Thank You.
yup if you added the satellite then go into the TP list and add a transponder. Green button if I remember right
yup if you added the satellite then go into the TP list and add a transponder. Green button if I remember right
Thanks Iceberg, was able to fully add the new satellite and TPs to the 116.8W. I have found alot of satellites with wrong TP values designation, tried to edit them. There is another problem of not being able to edit the TPs for any other satellites.....Can not access the header or name of the satellites in order to make the TPS changes.
I have read, and read but cannot find a solution. Have you encountered this type of problem while using the microHD.
We have had some terrible thunder storms as well as heavy rains for the past two day. Needless to say that my dish pointed location moved without me realizing what had happened.
So all these trouble that I was having about editing the TPs and that I was asking for help, where found to be me trying to edit something that was not actually there... It is raining right now so as soon as it stops, will go and realine the dish.
I thought that I would go bald after pulling my hair while trying to fix the TP editing problem. Now I have to wait for the rain to stop, and work with the dish.
Thank You.
So all these trouble that I was having about editing the TPs and that I was asking for help, where found to be me trying to edit something that was not actually there... It is raining right now so as soon as it stops, will go and realine the dish.
I thought that I would go bald after pulling my hair while trying to fix the TP editing problem. Now I have to wait for the rain to stop, and work with the dish.
Thank You.
HDMI Video and separate AC-3 Audio
I reviewed the specifications and manual but cannot find a definitive answer. Can I send HDMI video to my projector and separately AC-3 surround sound to my sound system via a different connector (RCA breakout cable) ? Thank you!
I reviewed the specifications and manual but cannot find a definitive answer. Can I send HDMI video to my projector and separately AC-3 surround sound to my sound system via a different connector (RCA breakout cable) ? Thank you!
to SatelliteGuys!!!!I would say no! the RCA outputs are not digital, not surround. You can hear the AC-3 audio through those outputs, but no surround
My AV unit has HDMI in/out and I can get the surround that way.
My AV unit has HDMI in/out and I can get the surround that way.
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very true. But if you just want audio on those RCA plugs to hook up say a different TV (or a DVD recorder) then yes they will work
Without getting over complex it has to do with chroma sampling when a video signal is encoded. 4 of the luminance pixels are sampled; 2 of the R-Y pixels are sampled and 2 of the B-Y pixels are sampled. It's still an option on most high end video encoders, but most still use 4:2:0.
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