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TBS 6925 PCi Card with hardware blind scan in DVB-S2 and DVB-S
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<blockquote data-quote="satesco" data-source="post: 834979" data-attributes="member: 297935"><p>Hi Llew,</p><p></p><p><span>After I managed to replace the PC source, </span>one that has forced me to lose time,with a bit of help from one of my <span>friend I reinstalled the drivers for tbs6925 card.</span>I have to admit that it is a time consuming operation.<span>But being a newbie in Linux like satisfaction in installing drivers for the card is higher </span><span>than the purpose for which you have installed ;)</span></p><p>Now I have to looking for another player besides Kaffeine to see the channels:<span>do not offer many options for configuration.</span><span>I am not sure but I read somewhere that it is difficult{at least for me} to compile emulators for scrambled channels.</span> I have tried another player,Digital TV, but I get the impression that dvb-s2 players in linux <span>are not able to give you what you want to set as in Windows.</span></p><p>I tried Myth Tv also, but I never managed to install it.<span>In this regard </span><span>what players do you recommend to try?</span></p><p><span>On the other hand I would like to know if you used the card for blindscan and with what results?</span></p><p><span>BTW,</span>did you notice the difference in the blind scanning tools between Linux and Windows, and if so, which are they?<span>Actually what application you use in blind scanning?</span></p><p>Thanks <a href="http://www.satellites.co.uk/forums/index.php?s=8136b4b7b9a6e39d9621a15011066db3&&app=forums&module=extras&section=legends#" target="_blank"> :-righton</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="satesco, post: 834979, member: 297935"] Hi Llew, <span>After I managed to replace the PC source, </span>one that has forced me to lose time,with a bit of help from one of my <span>friend I reinstalled the drivers for tbs6925 card.</span>I have to admit that it is a time consuming operation.<span>But being a newbie in Linux like satisfaction in installing drivers for the card is higher </span><span>than the purpose for which you have installed ;)</span> Now I have to looking for another player besides Kaffeine to see the channels:<span>do not offer many options for configuration.</span><span>I am not sure but I read somewhere that it is difficult{at least for me} to compile emulators for scrambled channels.</span> I have tried another player,Digital TV, but I get the impression that dvb-s2 players in linux <span>are not able to give you what you want to set as in Windows.</span> I tried Myth Tv also, but I never managed to install it.<span>In this regard </span><span>what players do you recommend to try?</span> <span>On the other hand I would like to know if you used the card for blindscan and with what results?</span> <span>BTW,</span>did you notice the difference in the blind scanning tools between Linux and Windows, and if so, which are they?<span>Actually what application you use in blind scanning?</span> Thanks [URL="http://www.satellites.co.uk/forums/index.php?s=8136b4b7b9a6e39d9621a15011066db3&&app=forums&module=extras§ion=legends#"] :-righton[/URL] [/QUOTE]
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