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<blockquote data-quote="satesco" data-source="post: 1132565" data-attributes="member: 297935">Finally, a semi, or &quot;partial&quot; success at 10.0E with the 6903x card on the low symbol rate lock of 255 ks.This is the first time that a DVB application lock these transponders close to a few KHz at low symbol rate with this card. With Crazyscan under Windows the signal is seen but is impossible to lock. Probably the same thing is happening now with neumoDVB, which lock the signal but can't find the program? I said it's a semi-success, because although neumoDVB sees the signal and lock it, it still can't find the Radio service (Maria).I don't know what to think, Deeptho uses a different scanning algorithm on Linux than CrazyCat on Windows, but the results are more promising, but still awaited... What I see now with the low symbol rate for Radio Maria is a start. Can Deeptho hope to get out of the card with stid135 what is not possible under Windows.I apologize for expressing more of a user's opinion on these applications than a specialist's. And I can certainly be wrong, but what matters is that the application does what its creator intended. And fortunately, neumoDVB seems to promise a lot. Under Linux it is more likely to succeed than on Windows.Congratulations, Deeptho <img src="/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/emojione/thumbsup.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":Y" title="Thumbs Up&nbsp; &nbsp; :Y" data-shortname=":Y" />At the risk of filling the topic with lots of pictures, I think it's worth posting the low symbol rate transponders found and locked by neumoDVB.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="satesco, post: 1132565, member: 297935"] Finally, a semi, or "partial" success at 10.0E with the 6903x card on the low symbol rate lock of 255 ks.This is the first time that a DVB application lock these transponders close to a few KHz at low symbol rate with this card. With Crazyscan under Windows the signal is seen but is impossible to lock. Probably the same thing is happening now with neumoDVB, which lock the signal but can't find the program? I said it's a semi-success, because although neumoDVB sees the signal and lock it, it still can't find the Radio service (Maria). I don't know what to think, Deeptho uses a different scanning algorithm on Linux than CrazyCat on Windows, but the results are more promising, but still awaited... What I see now with the low symbol rate for Radio Maria is a start. Can Deeptho hope to get out of the card with stid135 what is not possible under Windows. I apologize for expressing more of a user's opinion on these applications than a specialist's. And I can certainly be wrong, but what matters is that the application does what its creator intended. And fortunately, neumoDVB seems to promise a lot. Under Linux it is more likely to succeed than on Windows. Congratulations, Deeptho :Y At the risk of filling the topic with lots of pictures, I think it's worth posting the low symbol rate transponders found and locked by neumoDVB. [/QUOTE]

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