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Johnboy1951

Maybe you could consider an 'outdoor' aerial, even fitted in the attic if outside is too problematic, should be a big improvement?

Ste-

Johnboy1951 wrote: »

Maybe you could consider an 'outdoor' aerial, even fitted in the attic if outside is too problematic, should be a big improvement?

Was afraid of that. The same aerials work fine with USB DVB-T inputs tho.

Johnboy1951

It is possible that the problem is not a weak signal/inefficient tuner, but some problem with the HDHomerun.

The only suggestion I would have is to test it in another location to see if it works correctly ... thus using a different aerial.

Maybe a post in the Terrestrial section would get some helpful responses?

Ste-

Johnboy1951 wrote: »

It is possible that the problem is not a weak signal/inefficient tuner, but some problem with the HDHomerun.

The only suggestion I would have is to test it in another location to see if it works correctly ... thus using a different aerial.

Maybe a post in the Terrestrial section would get some helpful responses?

Have tried it in different rooms, upstairs downstairs all with the same issue. I might have to get on to silicondust support get them to check it.

Johnboy1951

Ste- wrote: »

Have tried it in different rooms, upstairs downstairs all with the same issue. I might have to get on to silicondust support get them to check it.

The different location I had in mind was not within your house but elsewhere, so a different aerial and reception conditions would be tested.

Ste-

Johnboy1951 wrote: »

The different location I had in mind was not within your house but elsewhere, so a different aerial and reception conditions would be tested.

I've moved the aerial away from most of the electrics and the data errors have dropped to an average of 1000/1500 wheres before it ws failing recordings because there was so many data errors.

Johnboy1951

IMO you really need to use a proper aerial and not just some 'rabbit ears'.