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<blockquote data-quote="satesco" data-source="post: 1144885" data-attributes="member: 297935"><p>It would have been better to open a topic dedicated to satellite reception with neumoDVB and Crazyscan app.</p><p>Ultimately, I thought it was better to post on this thread opened by Deeptho, because the reception tests on different satellites are related to the same issue for which neumoDVB was created.</p><p>I continue to test the 6903x card on satellites that do not have a DTH signal in my area. And I think it's essential to know to what extent neumoDVB reacts to uneven, weak signals to check how long a scan lasts and if it can lock problematic signals.</p><p>Of course, some users, who own this card and work more on Windows, are probably curious to compare what they get with this card working with Crazyscan under Windows and what results in neumoDVB achieves under Linux.</p><p>And I asked this question because I was curious to know this, so I tried to check this by traveling with the antenna to many positions on the arc, trying to post the results of this attempt.</p><p>Speaking of results, I must point out that the tests I am doing are realized with amateur receiving equipment, which apart from a dvb card, considered professional, can be more relevant in conclusions (I hope so) for all those who dare to receive satellites with neumoDVB and Crazyscan applications.</p><p>I have to add that I will not make comments. Of course, I do not claim that my results will be valid for all users under different conditions. Still, I will let the screenshots be eloquent enough to give you an idea of the possibilities of the 6903x/6909x cards exploited by the two applications that run on two different operating systems.</p><p>It is more of a personal experience that I want to share with others.</p><p>I hope that not being a Linux connoisseur, I won't have problems with neumoDVB, keeping in mind that Deeptho updates its application depending on several factors, especially bugs discovered in using it. Of course, other disruptive factors may prevent me from completing what I set out to do.</p><p>I use the 1.50m antenna, IBU lnb, card6903x.</p><p></p><p><strong>Intelsat 39 @ 62° E</strong></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="satesco, post: 1144885, member: 297935"] It would have been better to open a topic dedicated to satellite reception with neumoDVB and Crazyscan app. Ultimately, I thought it was better to post on this thread opened by Deeptho, because the reception tests on different satellites are related to the same issue for which neumoDVB was created. I continue to test the 6903x card on satellites that do not have a DTH signal in my area. And I think it's essential to know to what extent neumoDVB reacts to uneven, weak signals to check how long a scan lasts and if it can lock problematic signals. Of course, some users, who own this card and work more on Windows, are probably curious to compare what they get with this card working with Crazyscan under Windows and what results in neumoDVB achieves under Linux. And I asked this question because I was curious to know this, so I tried to check this by traveling with the antenna to many positions on the arc, trying to post the results of this attempt. Speaking of results, I must point out that the tests I am doing are realized with amateur receiving equipment, which apart from a dvb card, considered professional, can be more relevant in conclusions (I hope so) for all those who dare to receive satellites with neumoDVB and Crazyscan applications. I have to add that I will not make comments. Of course, I do not claim that my results will be valid for all users under different conditions. Still, I will let the screenshots be eloquent enough to give you an idea of the possibilities of the 6903x/6909x cards exploited by the two applications that run on two different operating systems. It is more of a personal experience that I want to share with others. I hope that not being a Linux connoisseur, I won't have problems with neumoDVB, keeping in mind that Deeptho updates its application depending on several factors, especially bugs discovered in using it. Of course, other disruptive factors may prevent me from completing what I set out to do. I use the 1.50m antenna, IBU lnb, card6903x. [B]Intelsat 39 @ 62° E[/B] [/QUOTE]
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