[MB Premium Twin HD] Anyway to determine the DVB-T(2) signal quality and strength?

[birdman]

Is there any way to get the box to list the quality and strength of the signal for each tuner?

I had a poor recording a few day ago, and the only thing I can think of that it was being done at the same time as another recording (which was fine), but on a different mux, so on a different tuner.

 

[rossi2000]

i think atm frontendinfo (the converter which shows this info) only covers the tuner in use.

 

[abu baniaz]

If you go in signal finder, it will show you levels. Can even check different transpondes etc (subject to tuner configuration).

 

[birdman]

If you go in signal finder, it will show you levels. Can even check different transpondes etc (subject to tuner configuration).

That would be "Sat Finder" under Setup/Service Searching. I don't recall having been there before (probably as I don't have an actual satellite tuner).
Thanks - that shows signal quality (and I can switch between tuners). They seem to be the same, but at least I know where to look now and can fiddle with the aerial connexions to see whether it can be improved (not that's it's currently poor).

 

[Rob van der Does]

When you say 'They seem to be the same': are you sure you're checking the same transponders on all tuners?

 

[birdman]

When you say 'They seem to be the same': are you sure you're checking the same transponders on all tuners?

I was only checking ch21. I'll go through the others later.
The issue was actually with ch32 (PSB7/COM7), which broadcasts at less power (I'd thought it was the same as PSB3, but apparently not), so there could still be an issue there