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I have two Foxsat PVR's. One worked perfectly well until recently when the BBC HD channels dropped out. The other was never able to record and view another channel at the same time. I always put this down to an ever growing sycamore tree interfering with the signal.
It doesn't interfere with ITV HD or Ch4 HD ![]() Make a note of your recording schedule. Now go into the setup menu and press Red Green Yellow Blue Green Yellow Blue in succession. In the menu that appears check Connection Type says "Two Cables (Same)". If it does not change the setting so it does. After the box has reset itself try this Start an instant recording on 104 (Channel 4 SD), Start a second on 300 (Film 4). Now tune to lots of other channels and see if you can pause them live. |
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Yes did you try adjusting the lnb skew( twisting the lnb in its housing). A skew setting thats not optimal will favour horizontal or vertical polarised transponders over the over.
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Skewed lnb like you suggested, loads better most channels 100/100 rest 90/90 nothing below, many thanks
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