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<blockquote data-quote="deeptho" data-source="post: 1119226" data-attributes="member: 215446">I used to be able to get Alouette (11465.2H symbol rate 668) and Nostalgie (11458.4H, 514 kSamples/s )but not anymore. I think it these services have moved.Today I managed to lock 11457.6H at a symbol rate of 320 kS/sThis is with TBS6909X-version 1 and my neumodvb software. The spectrum scan does notautomatically detect it, and there is nothing useful on the transponder, but it locks easly.It also seems to have physical layer scrambling. The peak at 11465 looks like an empty carrier(or the driver refuses to lock)This is on linux and after removing the limit of 1MS/s limit in the drivers (I think I replaced it with 100 instead)One problem in locking such transponders is inaccurate local oscillators in LNBs. NeumoDVB learns about such offsets and compensates for them, making tuning easier.[ATTACH=full]138801[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="deeptho, post: 1119226, member: 215446"] I used to be able to get Alouette (11465.2H symbol rate 668) and Nostalgie (11458.4H, 514 kSamples/s ) but not anymore. I think it these services have moved. Today I managed to lock 11457.6H at a symbol rate of 320 kS/s This is with TBS6909X-version 1 and my neumodvb software. The spectrum scan does not automatically detect it, and there is nothing useful on the transponder, but it locks easly. It also seems to have physical layer scrambling. The peak at 11465 looks like an empty carrier (or the driver refuses to lock) This is on linux and after removing the limit of 1MS/s limit in the drivers (I think I replaced it with 100 instead) One problem in locking such transponders is inaccurate local oscillators in LNBs. NeumoDVB learns about such offsets and compensates for them, making tuning easier. [ATTACH type="full"]138801[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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