Hello,
Possible bug. Did full flash install (without settings restore) from latest stable Apollo build to Hades build 016. Since then updated to 018 (from software update, no reflash).
Hardware set up: Vu+ Solo 2 with Pctv 290e dvb-t2. Latest release (r4?) of emm28xx driver installed from feed as part of latest install (on 03/07/2015).
Satellites: Astra 1 and 2, and Irish terrestrial channels via Pctv 290e.
Problem: when switching from one of the satellites channels (any will do) to a terrestrial channel (they're all on the same bouquet - in case thsi is relevant), the picture tunes fine but there is no sound. Changing to another terrestrial channel "cures" the problem. So say, BBC1 (Sat) to RTE1 (Terr), no sound, but if changing next to RTE2 (Terr), then we have both sound and picture. The problem is that this bug affects all recordings (records picture fine, but with no sound).
Note that this problem is new to Hades. The latest version of Apollo did not exhibit this problem (but of course this could have been linked to a different version of the emm28xx driver rather than openvix itself).
Many thanks,
Mr_D
Possible bug. Did full flash install (without settings restore) from latest stable Apollo build to Hades build 016. Since then updated to 018 (from software update, no reflash).
Hardware set up: Vu+ Solo 2 with Pctv 290e dvb-t2. Latest release (r4?) of emm28xx driver installed from feed as part of latest install (on 03/07/2015).
Satellites: Astra 1 and 2, and Irish terrestrial channels via Pctv 290e.
Problem: when switching from one of the satellites channels (any will do) to a terrestrial channel (they're all on the same bouquet - in case thsi is relevant), the picture tunes fine but there is no sound. Changing to another terrestrial channel "cures" the problem. So say, BBC1 (Sat) to RTE1 (Terr), no sound, but if changing next to RTE2 (Terr), then we have both sound and picture. The problem is that this bug affects all recordings (records picture fine, but with no sound).
Note that this problem is new to Hades. The latest version of Apollo did not exhibit this problem (but of course this could have been linked to a different version of the emm28xx driver rather than openvix itself).
Many thanks,
Mr_D
