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[vdr] Re: burned DVB-s
First of all, thanks to all who answered to my problem.
On Fri, 18 Oct 2002, Reinhard Walter Buchner (R) wrote:
R> I also can`t see how disconnting the video cable will kill the
R> DVB card. As long as you have ANY connection between the
R> PC and the HiFi system, (audio, Lan, serial, actually anything
R> connecting the VDR box to a PC) you will have a ground
R> connection.
I have no other connection between the tv set and my VDR machine.
R> Sergei: Please check the DVB card for supressor diodes on
R> or around the video circuitry leading to the output. If you are
R> lucky, you just shot one of these [...]
well, that was the first thing I did. I can't see any burned elements with
my eyes. I'll check them with a measuring device
R> (although I hope you can solve the problem at low cost ;o))
Well, As far as I can see, everything else is fine with the card. If
everything else fails, I have two possibilities, to use it as a second
card or to move it to my desktop pc, where I could watch tv on the
monitor. But in both cases I would need a new full-featured DVB-s.
c ya
Sergei
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