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RTE switch to saorview!!

sandmanporto

I'm after switching to saorview here and the reception is brutal. all today no satellite signal and it has to do with the weather i think!
Anybody else having problems with it? I never had any problems with the old analogue system but having a rake of problems now!
Honestly why would RTE switch to an unreliable means of transmission!! I hope they sort this out

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Biggins

Its RTE - enough said.

starbelgrade

sandmanporto wrote: »

Honestly why would anyone watch RTE ?

FYP

Eric Cartman

if your trying to get saorview through a satellite your doing it wrong

sandmanporto

Eric Cartman wrote: »

if your trying to get saorview through a satellite your doing it wrong

No we're using our antenna!

LaFlammeRouge

Satellite? All you need is an aerial for saorview. And a digital signal gives you perfect reception even in areas were analogue gave grainy images.

Killer Pigeon

sandmanporto wrote: »

I'm after switching to saorview here and the reception is brutal. all today no satellite signal

That's because you still need a terrestrial aerial to view saorview, it isn't satellite. It's working grand for me. Great picture in comparison to the old analogue.

sandmanporto

Killer Pigeon wrote: »

That's because you still need a terrestrial aerial to view saorview, it isn't satellite. It's working grand for me. Great picture in comparison to the old analogue.

sorry i made a mistake in saying satellite. We;re using our old aerial and getting problems. I don't know if its location or weather! most of the time its fine but its very frustrating when it is bad! one night it froze for an hour

Killer Pigeon

sandmanporto wrote: »

sorry i made a mistake in saying satellite. We;re using our old aerial and getting problems. I don't know if its location or weather! most of the time its fine but its very frustrating when it is bad! one night it froze for an hour

What digital receiver are you using?

The Internet Explorer

Ah yes, good old RTE.

FFFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU*********KKKKKKK YOOOOOOUUUUUUU RTE.

FFFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUU

sandmanporto

Killer Pigeon wrote: »

What digital receiver are you using?

Just the saorview box connected to the antenna outside the house if that helps?

Killer Pigeon

The Internet Explorer wrote: »

Ah yes, good old RTE.

FFFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU*********KKKKKKK YOOOOOOUUUUUUU RTE.

FFFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUU

Think about it. We now get to have a clearer, high def picture of those people who are a waste of taxpayers money.

vicwatson

Once it rains I lose Saorview reception (I'm using antenna not a dish).

Why the hell can't your digital signal go through rain RTE ??

mike65

How is your RTE "HD"? The rest are SD and very soft pictures indeed.

sandmanporto

Its a TR112 receiver

sandmanporto

vicwatson wrote: »

Once it rains I lose Saorview reception (I'm using antenna not a dish).

Why the hell can't your digital signal go through rain RTE ??

It's still gone for me now. looks like the misses won't be watching eastenders tonite

Eric Cartman

sandmanporto wrote: »

sorry i made a mistake in saying satellite. We;re using our old aerial and getting problems. I don't know if its location or weather! most of the time its fine but its very frustrating when it is bad! one night it froze for an hour

is the antenna inside or roof mounted ? , if its roof mounted your masthead amp could be a VHF one or could be faulty , new antennas and UHF masthead amps are quite cheap and for less than 100 you could have the whole lot done including new cabling that would give a much better signal

breadmonster

ive noticed this aswell - during bad weather i lose the signal altogther also for some reason the signal gets jumpy at about 11pm every night.
is it related to the number of users or something - its almost like it cant handle the traffic during busy periods.

Eric Cartman

sandmanporto wrote: »

Its a TR112 receiver

its not the receiver then ,triax are excellent units

Killer Pigeon

sandmanporto wrote: »

Just the saorview box connected to the antenna outside the house if that helps?

Saorview is the service, not the digital receiver. Most digital receivers can tune into saorview. If you never had a problem with the aerial before, then it's probably the type of receiver you bought. I'm using a small cheap set top aerial connected to a Triax digital combi receiver and I have no problem getting saorview.

Biggins

Killer Pigeon wrote: »

Think about it. We now get to have a clearer, high def picture of those people who are a waste of taxpayers money.

Why in gods name would you be watching the Dail live!

Eric Cartman

breadmonster wrote: »

ive noticed this aswell - during bad weather i lose the signal altogther also for some reason the signal gets jumpy at about 11pm every night.
is it related to the number of users or something - its almost like it cant handle the traffic during busy periods.

the antenna is probably set up incorrectly , during clear weather getting a signal is easy enough but with rain and clouds it becomes harder for radio waves to reach every direction , a decent multi element UHF antenna on your roof and a masthead amp in the attic aswell as propper cabling (CT100) would see you right

Riskymove

what was your reception like with analogue?

Killer Pigeon

Biggins wrote: »

Why in gods name would you be watching the Dail live!

*cough* RTÉ funded by taxpayers money.

Eric Cartman

Killer Pigeon wrote: »

Saorview is the service, not the digital receiver. Most digital receivers can tune into saorview. If you never had a problem with the aerial before, then it's probably the type of receiver you bought. I'm using a small cheap set top aerial with a Triax digital combi receiver and I have no problem getting saorview.

depends where you live ,

actually OP , what county / town are you in ?

ejmaztec

sandmanporto wrote: »

sorry i made a mistake in saying satellite. We;re using our old aerial and getting problems. I don't know if its location or weather! most of the time its fine but its very frustrating when it is bad! one night it froze for an hour

Are you sure you weren't looking at a family portrait by mistake?

Killer Pigeon

Eric Cartman wrote: »

its not the receiver then ,triax are excellent units

Triax's digital receivers and combi receivers aren't the best really. They get the job done, but barely. Crap menu and very slow.

sandmanporto

Killer Pigeon wrote: »

*cough* RTÉ funded by taxpayers money.

Reception was great and consistent with analogue.
to the other replies you could be right. it could be the aerial. Must check it out

sandmanporto

Why the f*ck are they putting up the tv licence if this is what I receive. Looking at steve wilkos head frozen on my tv screen!! Jesus christ!

sandmanporto

ejmaztec wrote: »

Are you sure you weren't looking at a family portrait by mistake?

I'm not with eircom but my gf keeps freezing on me :P

breadmonster

Eric Cartman wrote: »

the antenna is probably set up incorrectly , during clear weather getting a signal is easy enough but with rain and clouds it becomes harder for radio waves to reach every direction , a decent multi element UHF antenna on your roof and a masthead amp in the attic aswell as propper cabling (CT100) would see you right

ok thanks thats probably what it is then - im in an appartment block so cant stick an antenna outside. i got one sitting on my floor pointing out the window instead :pac: saves on getting upc anyways i switch over to freesat when it dies.