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tvout said:Quick follow on to this...
I tried connecting the cable from my big roof aerial to the usb adaptor and it showed good signal but didn't find any channels...
I take it from that the aerial isn't compatible with digital?
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i just went out and got a cheapo £12 external Yagi arial and stuffed it inside the loft,works fine, but may stick it outside at some point as a few stations have a little pixelation from time to time as the weather changes.
whats the brand & product no., or rather does it have a BDA driver as standard?. link?
if its supplyed with a BDA driver (or you can find a driver for it that is)then you can use many apps
to run it with, look in its driver section and see if it mentions BDA.
as for the 1 mile or even the 1km away then thats a good thing for DVB-T reception.
when you said "it showed good signal" what do you mean by this if you couldnt lock onto a station?.
rather than retype all my advice again read pauls thread (dont know if he just gave up in the end lol)
assuming a BDA driver:
the simplest DVB-T tuner/app to try first is probably this one
http://www.dsp-worx.de/?n=11
http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/sh...ght=bda+driver