STB wrote: » I saw your posts on DW. That firmware from that source that you put on your box is the issue. Put the clean original firmware on it and restore factory settings to cleanse it. That patched firmware that is out there at the moment is compiled by people who dont know what they are doing. For a start its compiled for another box!
beezer9791 wrote: » Hi folks, I have a slight problem with my Arriva 250. Its working perfect but when I connect the box to my HD TV via HDMI cable it has sound but no picture.
iba wrote: » Thanks STB, good idea - ILL try that
Avns1s wrote: » Got this box yesterday (Thanks Tony, great service!). Is there any simple way of just backing up the channel list to usb and using if necessary in the future on the same or another box? When I say simle, I mean without having to interfere in any way with the firmware? I set up another brand of box also today for someone else and it can just back up its channel list to USB. Thanks in advance for any guidance.
winston_1 wrote: » The Irish channels are scrambled on the Astra satellite and require a subscription to Sky and a Sky box to receive them. To receive them your a combo box you need to connect an aerial and tune them in on Saorview.
Calleja wrote: » Ah ok, I have a DVB-T list that has all the Irish channels but I get a 'No Signal' message when I try to view them.
Avns1s wrote: » You're tuning them in from the Astra Satellite rather than Saorview.
Thargor wrote: » Thanks but just to clarify, Im talking about completely technically clueless people,
Thargor wrote: » You know when you're using this, you can just keep pressing program up or next channel to go RTE1>RTE2>TV3>TG4>BBC1>BBC2>CH4>Sky News etc if you want cant you? You don't need to be changing between Saorview mode and satellite mode is what I'm asking, that would be a problem for me because my parents are clueless... Also I assume you can change it so channel 1 = RTE 1, channel 2 = RTE 2 etc etc?
Pete2k wrote: » Anyone know if its possible to copy a channel list from a 250 to a 150? Thanks
STB wrote: » What you could try is to take the Diseqc switch out of the equation temporarily, ie connect the cable going from your diseqc Out directly to the BADR lnb. See if that makes any odds. I suspect that your diseqc switch is reducing the signal below the threshold of the ariva. Tuning them in by taking that diseqc switch out of the equaton is the first thing I'd do. Then if they tune in the other stations, reconnect the diseqc switch back etc and see what the signals like on BADR. Dont forget to change the Diseqc settings for BADR to off when doing the scan direct and dont forget to switch it back to that diseqc switch number when diseqc is reconnected.. If you press the white edit button on the ariva remote (above f4 key) it will give you rough BER readings
RUCKING FETARD wrote: » Are you just telling him that...
iba wrote: » Thanks STB. I actually have a triax 110cm dish and previously on the Ariva 120 I was able to tune in 100s of stations. I m awahowever that the tuneis not as good as on the other STBs you listed above nor the humax - but I do think it is somewhat strange that Im only picking up 9 stations - all MBC. Not even picking up Al jazeera or Dubai or Saudi. And Ive had the same result doing a pre-set scan and a blind scan (although Im not too sure what the difference is) - perhaps there are transponders or something missing from the settings - my knowledge would not be good enough though to know things like that for sure. Regards Iba
Tony wrote: » Thargor wrote: » Please tell me thats not common Its not common
Thargor wrote: » Please tell me thats not common
STB wrote: » All files play. In addition to MKV/MP4, Divx/Xvid also now supported (through the chipset upgrade on the 150&250 over the 120's). A lot of issues with the entertainment functions are sorted in firmware V1.20B1. The one issue that remains is the weather link it is based on a google link which keeps moving stuff around. That is affecting the API from working. The Arivas are fine for Astra 2 Hotbird and Astra 1 satellites that are strong in Ireland with a 60-80cm dish. If you are using a Diseqc switch you should be aware that the Arivas do not have as sensitive a tuner as Clarketechs/Technomates/Vu+duo's. So if you are borderline reception on weak satellites like BADR, a more sensitive box would be recommended. They are not a DXrs box.