HDTV over DVB-S, codecs and lot of troubles!

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HDTV over DVB-S, codecs and lot of troubles!

Postby mikeflight » Fri Jan 12, 2007 1:35 pm

Hi guys!

I´m a new user of DVBDream and I´m really happy with its job. I think that it will be the soft that I always use with my ss-2.

I´ve got the equipment that you see at the bottom of my post and I´m tryin´ to watch some HDTV channels vía the differents satellites that I can watch in Spain.

With the Astra Promo HD I have no problems, but I can´t do anything with CANAL AD via Hispasat 30ºw, or with any version of Luxe TV vía the different satellites that broadcast it.

Could anybody tell me exactly the codecs that I need and how to register them and activate it to work? Cause I have tried with Elecard, with Cyberlink that installs PowerDVD 7, with CoreAVC H.264, and I can´t get no image! :(

I hope your help ;)

Thanks 4 all!
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Postby Rockin' Rick » Fri Jan 26, 2007 11:48 pm

Are you sure you able to view the channels you are having trouble with? Encrypted?
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Postby FredB » Tue Jan 30, 2007 10:38 am

LuxeTV HD is a FTA channel broadcasted in H.264, so it should be viewable with CoreAVC or Cyberlink PDVD H.264 codecs.

But, it also appears that DD doesn't deal very fine with DualCore CPU.
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Postby Dreamer » Wed Jan 31, 2007 4:12 pm

Try to toggle option "Prevent usage of the more than one CPU" in preferences > General.

Luxe TV HD works good with CoreAVC H.264 here.

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