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Last night a couple of times and only for a few seconds, less than a minute
certainly, all the channels went off air then came back. Just enough time to hear, there is no signal check aerial, get out of chair, almost get to set top boxand on it comes again. Obviously I cannot say this was on every channel as it onely did it twice but certainly all those I tried the second time were off. No problem my end waggled everything afterwards to see if I had a dogy connection and the aerial is in the loft. maybe it was the aliens. Anyone else notice? Brian -- Brian Gaff....Note, this account does not accept Bcc: email. graphics are great, but the blind can't hear them Email: __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ __________ |
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Brian Gaff wrote: Last night a couple of times and only for a few seconds, less than a minute certainly, all the channels went off air then came back. Just enough time to hear, there is no signal check aerial, get out of chair, almost get to set top boxand on it comes again. Obviously I cannot say this was on every channel as it onely did it twice but certainly all those I tried the second time were off. There were a couple of power blips here - not enough to upset the computer, but the radio went off for a few seconds, and I use a FreeView tuner for that. I assumed it was the tuner, but it could have been the transmitter. -- *Errors have been made. Others will be blamed. Dave Plowman London SW To e-mail, change noise into sound. |
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Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article , Brian Gaff wrote: Last night a couple of times and only for a few seconds, less than a minute certainly, all the channels went off air then came back. Just enough time to hear, there is no signal check aerial, get out of chair, almost get to set top boxand on it comes again. Obviously I cannot say this was on every channel as it onely did it twice but certainly all those I tried the second time were off. There were a couple of power blips here - not enough to upset the computer, but the radio went off for a few seconds, and I use a FreeView tuner for that. I assumed it was the tuner, but it could have been the transmitter. Crystal P has had lots of brief switching breaks on DTT and analogue recently, DSO prep work most probably. -- Mark Please replace invalid and invalid with gmx and net to reply. www.paras.org.uk |
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Not last night but it's been happening every now and again for sometime. I suddenly get "No Signal" and then the channel comes back a second or so afterwards. On my Humax PVR, it means that sometimes I try to watch a recording and get a warning message about a failure to record. I think this is basically saying "we lost the signal at some point"; to date I've not found that any such recording were actually not watchable. Paul DS. |
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