Derek Brabrook: you really are an 'all the gear no idea' person arn't you? I see you decided to go with the normal recourse of those who dont actually know what they are on about but cant bear to be wrong - spout your entire career history, walting it up a bit, plus endless dumps of pointless data.
So, first a whole mux is simply missing... and now the NIT, which goes out on EVERY mux on the whole region, isnt carrying the COM6 table...
...yet only YOU and your (now increasing...) number of neighbours are affected. Im not sure you really understand how the NIT works...
If you were a broadcasting engineer, with all that experience behind you, then you yourself would be applying Occams Razor to your problem - which is that YOUR cheap system is most likely to be at fault.
Im guessing, being a time served broadcast engineer, you will have analysed the incoming signals using a professional transport stream analyser?
Im rather loath to assist someone of your arrogance, but perhaps you might like to start by bringing your incoming signal level down to a mid level and ensure your not overloading the system to begin with.
Friday 19 July 2019 4:27PM
Derek Brabrook: you really are an 'all the gear no idea' person arn't you? I see you decided to go with the normal recourse of those who dont actually know what they are on about but cant bear to be wrong - spout your entire career history, walting it up a bit, plus endless dumps of pointless data.
So, first a whole mux is simply missing... and now the NIT, which goes out on EVERY mux on the whole region, isnt carrying the COM6 table...
...yet only YOU and your (now increasing...) number of neighbours are affected. Im not sure you really understand how the NIT works...
If you were a broadcasting engineer, with all that experience behind you, then you yourself would be applying Occams Razor to your problem - which is that YOUR cheap system is most likely to be at fault.
Im guessing, being a time served broadcast engineer, you will have analysed the incoming signals using a professional transport stream analyser?
Im rather loath to assist someone of your arrogance, but perhaps you might like to start by bringing your incoming signal level down to a mid level and ensure your not overloading the system to begin with.