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<blockquote data-quote="satesco" data-source="post: 1144350" data-attributes="member: 297935"><p>I probably didn't express myself correctly. The problem is not that the signal on 12725 H at 5.0W is coming from 4.0W. It's normal that it should be so considering that it is stronger at 4.0W than at 5.0W, which at the distance of only one degree between the two satellites, was and is a problem affecting reception at one of the positions.</p><p> So it's not the signal that is the problem (sorry to repeat me), but why a frequency at the bottom of the band is found at the upper band? </p><p>In short,11175 H =12725 H? That the signal is from another position is not important for my question, but how do the 6903s/6909x cards find a mux that should not be there? No others dvb card detected the 12725 H mux at 5.0W.</p><p>The most convincing way to explain what I mean is to illustrate graphically how the same mux-11175 H appears on the spectrum at 5.0W, which then appears on the upper-band spectrum with the same parameters.</p><p>I did the signal test at 5.0W with Crazyscan under Windows with the 6909x,6983,usb5927 cards. Same result as on Linux.</p><p>At the risk of loading even the thread with pictures, I will post the tests done on both systems at 5.0W.</p><p>After your intervention, I'll refrain from saying "bug" what happens with 12725 H at 5.0W, either at the driver or at the demodulator. But, as you can see, only cards with the chip stid135 show such, how to say, anomalies?</p><p>I will also post the tests with 6909x and other cards(6983,5927, and 6902se on Ubuntu) at 5.0W on Windows. Who knows, maybe it can help me find out if the problem comes from the receiving system or the demodulator.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="satesco, post: 1144350, member: 297935"] I probably didn't express myself correctly. The problem is not that the signal on 12725 H at 5.0W is coming from 4.0W. It's normal that it should be so considering that it is stronger at 4.0W than at 5.0W, which at the distance of only one degree between the two satellites, was and is a problem affecting reception at one of the positions. So it's not the signal that is the problem (sorry to repeat me), but why a frequency at the bottom of the band is found at the upper band? In short,11175 H =12725 H? That the signal is from another position is not important for my question, but how do the 6903s/6909x cards find a mux that should not be there? No others dvb card detected the 12725 H mux at 5.0W. The most convincing way to explain what I mean is to illustrate graphically how the same mux-11175 H appears on the spectrum at 5.0W, which then appears on the upper-band spectrum with the same parameters. I did the signal test at 5.0W with Crazyscan under Windows with the 6909x,6983,usb5927 cards. Same result as on Linux. At the risk of loading even the thread with pictures, I will post the tests done on both systems at 5.0W. After your intervention, I'll refrain from saying "bug" what happens with 12725 H at 5.0W, either at the driver or at the demodulator. But, as you can see, only cards with the chip stid135 show such, how to say, anomalies? I will also post the tests with 6909x and other cards(6983,5927, and 6902se on Ubuntu) at 5.0W on Windows. Who knows, maybe it can help me find out if the problem comes from the receiving system or the demodulator. [/QUOTE]
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