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Old 14-06-2005, 21:13   #16
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Re: Problem with VOD in Swansea

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Also what is a good signal level in the Network Status, mine is at 52, is that good or bad? Thanks
It's good. Nothing wrong there.
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Old 14-06-2005, 23:18   #17
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Re: Problem with VOD in Swansea

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Well no reply from the secondary faults department, and I rang last thursday, and saturday and yesterday, for 3 individual faults which all revolve around VOD and signal levels. Now today I have no Interactive services so there is deffinatly a fault with 'Lost OOB lock' coming up in the event log nearly every minute. Also what is a good signal level in the Network Status, mine is at 52, is that good or bad? Thanks
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Old 16-06-2005, 16:20   #18
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Re: Problem with VOD in Swansea

Oh the irony, I cancel my engineerer as VOD starts working again and as soon as I do, my box stops working, now that works again but I still have the problem with 'Choppy Picture' when I press Interactive, and a new error 'CM20' when i try to fast forward. I am gonna leave it a while though, fed up of ringing the place.
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Old 16-06-2005, 23:46   #19
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Re: Problem with VOD in Swansea

You should not have cancelled!! The "choppy picture" is to do with poor signal strength/quality as I mentioned before which was affecting VOD too. Basically you need a good downstream signal and a stable return path for digital TV services to work correctly.

Either get back onto faults and report "freezing pictures" or read that PM again! If you don't the service you are receiving will just get worse.

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