I record a lot of fta feeds to the vantage hardrive and you cannot get them to playback without video stutter on the highbitrate feeds.I do not have the stutter problem while watching the feeds live.All of the old vantage firmware will play high bitrate feeds without any problems but if you record the highbitrate feeds they will not playback without video stutter.They are aware of the problem.I sent them several 300mb recorded files for them to test over the last year.They keep telling me they are working on the problem.
Quick Review: Vantage 1100S HD FTA Receiver
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Recording is different. It seems like the only receiver capable of High Bit Rate recording in the Pansat 9200 with eSATA connection / drive.
What about DVB-S2 recordings? Have you tried recording one of the basketball feeds and playing back on PC, just to see if it stutters. Or is it only the DVB-s "29270" feeds?
What about DVB-S2 recordings? Have you tried recording one of the basketball feeds and playing back on PC, just to see if it stutters. Or is it only the DVB-s "29270" feeds?
The DVB-S2 feeds record and playback find without stutter.I am using
an internal hardrive not usb so that's not the problem.I am pretty sure it is a software issue.Any feed over 35mbps or higher will not record without stutter.I can watch any feeds regardless of the bitrate without any video stutter with the old vantage software version 2.2.1 or below.All the software upgrades after version 2.2.1 will not let you even watch highbitrate feeds without video stutter.All of the software version 2.2.1 and below play these feeds without problems.They are up
to software version 2.47 on the vantage 8000 hd and it will not play highrate bitrate
feeds but version 2.21 or below will play them without any problem.
I have not tried with the audio pid at 8190.The audio
plays fine with the scanned pids when watching but when you record and playback the file it stutter on the vantage box and also stutters if you transfer files to your pc.
Wildboys-
I tried recording with the Audio PID at 8190, no go, shutters on playback, but that is to a USB drive.
I tried recording with the Audio PID at 8190, no go, shutters on playback, but that is to a USB drive.
One important thing that has not been mentioned on this receiver. It has no serial port, RS232 connection. There is also no force load procedure, via the usb, to date from Vantage to un brick this receiver if you happen to lock it in "boot " mode. I have sent Vantage numerous request and various samples of force load procedures from different manufactures but to date have gotten no response. This means a trip back to the manufactures or if lucky the supplier if he has been given the info.
I have been using the Vantage receivers for over a year and locked two to date. My foolishness by experimenting with file releases and channel editors to try to correct some of the bugs. The 1100 is a good receiver and with the stutter issue corrected has the potential to be a great little unit probably untouched dollar for dollar.
I have been using the Vantage receivers for over a year and locked two to date. My foolishness by experimenting with file releases and channel editors to try to correct some of the bugs. The 1100 is a good receiver and with the stutter issue corrected has the potential to be a great little unit probably untouched dollar for dollar.
The dealer that sells them in the US has the means to unbrick a Vantage 1100s, he confirmed this to me on the phone. There is a way to do it, its over my head, but he sells them and can now jtag them. He stated to me that he wanted to be able to service what he sells, an admirable trait in my eyes, FWIW. :up
Stogie, have you been able to blind scan any low symbol rate DVB-S2 transponders? (What is the lowest symbol rate you have been able to scan in?)
The specs says: DVB-S2: 10-31 MS / s , (but 10 MS/s seems too high for the starting range)
Thanks.
The specs says: DVB-S2: 10-31 MS / s , (but 10 MS/s seems too high for the starting range)
Thanks.
I scanned (found with blind scan) on Telstar 12 @15W
Zanoubia TV
12001 H 1024 h.264 video
It's hard to lock and keep locked unless you have a very stable LNB.
Zanoubia TV
12001 H 1024 h.264 video
It's hard to lock and keep locked unless you have a very stable LNB.
Humm Condidering that I have an HTPC that can do s2 4:2:2.... This might be worth it to get one for the s2 blind scan.
How many bones did this set you back?
It is listed as $349 + $10 Shipping.
Thanks Lak7 and ACRadio for the information on my symbol rate question.
Thanks Lak7 and ACRadio for the information on my symbol rate question.
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I'd wait to see if any improvements are made in the firmware. Currently, you get different results from Blind Scanning, depending on which Firm you use.
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