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Hi Guys -
Sky came round today to install my new HD box. I cannot have a second feed from the dish installed (I live in a flat).
I can record what i am watching fine, with no problems. My problem is, is that if i schedule a recording, and put my box into standby, when the time comes to start recording, the box does nothing.
I understand that i can only record what im watching (only one feed), but surely scheduled times should work?
Sky came round today to install my new HD box. I cannot have a second feed from the dish installed (I live in a flat).
I can record what i am watching fine, with no problems. My problem is, is that if i schedule a recording, and put my box into standby, when the time comes to start recording, the box does nothing.
I understand that i can only record what im watching (only one feed), but surely scheduled times should work?
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aaaaah - joint dish ... never thought
I don't know this as fact - but I had similar on sky+
high winds earlier this year knocked my epg off - both channels ok but jumpy -
the epg scheduled times seem to use the second input (I'd have expected either or both chanel to be able to provide epg
You won't damage your set - have you tried swapping lead to the second input?
I don't know this as fact - but I had similar on sky+
high winds earlier this year knocked my epg off - both channels ok but jumpy -
the epg scheduled times seem to use the second input (I'd have expected either or both chanel to be able to provide epg
You won't damage your set - have you tried swapping lead to the second input?
although not 100% ideal.... give the second input a feed too
http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=9 273&C=SO&U=strat15
it's slightly limiting as sat tv stations are transmitted on either a vertical or horizontal polarisation which the LNB has to be set to for each channel, this will be controlled from input 1 on your sat box, so if your watching/recording a horizontal channel through input 1 you will only be able to record/watch other hotizontal channels on input two (same with vertical)
http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=9 273&C=SO&U=strat15
it's slightly limiting as sat tv stations are transmitted on either a vertical or horizontal polarisation which the LNB has to be set to for each channel, this will be controlled from input 1 on your sat box, so if your watching/recording a horizontal channel through input 1 you will only be able to record/watch other hotizontal channels on input two (same with vertical)
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