hsingfoo at gmail
Feb 19, 2008, 10:41 PM
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Hi,
I am talking about the picture quality. But then again, I didn't grasp
the meaning of the db table finetune either, but that is due to the
lack of my knowledge of Khz and Frequencies. ;-)
I simply enter the exact frequency into the db table as they are
listed by my cable company. First that didn't give me a picture and I
found out that they are 250 off (+), so I manually added 250 to all
frequencies which gave me the correct channels. Did I had to use the
'finetune' db table for that? (searched the wiki, but couldn't find)
As for picture quality, it all looks a bit 'misty' (not perfectly
sharp) opposed to the pic quality on my tv screen. I saw that the
original Hauppage software can finetune the picture quality, and was
wondering if Mythtv had some sort of 'improve picture quality' stuff
on board.
Thanks,
-HF
As for frequency, I can enter the exact frequency
> Are you really talking about "fine-tuning" the picture quality or are
> you talking about fine-tuning the tuner (which will result in improving
> picture quality in the event that you originally tuned to the wrong
> frequency)? I.e. when you use the Hauppauge software to "finetune", is
> it adjusting the frequency to which the tuner is tuned?
>
> If so, just specify either a frequency ID as a frequency in kHz or
> specify a "finetune" amount (for the appropriately-named "Finetune
> (kHz)" setting) as a number of kHz (positive or negative) to be added to
> the frequency specified for the given frequency ID (i.e. channel number)
> in the frequency table you're using.
>
> Note, though, that finetune should not be required in most cases.
>
> Mike
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