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<blockquote data-quote="deeptho" data-source="post: 1157436" data-attributes="member: 215446">You should try neumoDVB as a comparison (if possible). It has a more recent peak finder,whereas neumo-blindscan uses a version in the driver.Also make sure you have the latest drivers installed (especially for diseqc problems).The neumo-blindscan program is not often tested/updated. Maybe changing the search-range could help. Not sure.Below is what I get right now on the H polarisation.Looks very different from yours, but that could be due to some muxes being on different beams. For me they all muxes are equally strong and all of them are found.I can lock the mux at 10dB and it has also been detected automatically.Regarding the V2 vs V1. There is very little difference between the cards. The V2 has an extra (unneeded) VGLA.So it is logical you get the same results on both.[ATTACH=full]154094[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="deeptho, post: 1157436, member: 215446"] You should try neumoDVB as a comparison (if possible). It has a more recent peak finder, whereas neumo-blindscan uses a version in the driver. Also make sure you have the latest drivers installed (especially for diseqc problems). The neumo-blindscan program is not often tested/updated. Maybe changing the search-range could help. Not sure. Below is what I get right now on the H polarisation. Looks very different from yours, but that could be due to some muxes being on different beams. For me they all muxes are equally strong and all of them are found. I can lock the mux at 10dB and it has also been detected automatically. Regarding the V2 vs V1. There is very little difference between the cards. The V2 has an extra (unneeded) VGLA. So it is logical you get the same results on both. [ATTACH type="full"]154094[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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