xer0w
Regular Member
- Joined
- Aug 16, 2014
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- 15
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- My Satellite Setup
- Sky+HD, Single minidish, two feeds going to two Sky+HD box's
- My Location
- London
Hi,
I've been having issues with 'BT Sport HD' on Sky, whereby the picture breaks up and pixelates to the point of being unwatchable, it only happens on the BTHD channels, nothing else. Both Sky+HD boxes have the same issue.
I've had an engineer round to check over my system, dish realigned, cables checked but no problems were found.
I’ve spoken to both Sky and BT about the issue and they just blame each other for the problem.
So I decided to do some research on this myself, and the best solution I can come up with is to replace my Sky Dish and LNB as it's nearly 15 years old, although I can’t find out specifically why this would cause the problem, it has been suggested that it might be the cause.
I’m not too sure however, if I should just go with another Sky minidish or a standard 60cm dish? My thinking here is that if I’m going to replace my dish I’d rather get the best solution possible as its installed at height and costs ££’s to get the work done.
I live in Central London and some people have said a Minidish is all you need, others that a ‘proper’ dish would be better all round and in bad weather.
Any help and advice much appreciated.
I've been having issues with 'BT Sport HD' on Sky, whereby the picture breaks up and pixelates to the point of being unwatchable, it only happens on the BTHD channels, nothing else. Both Sky+HD boxes have the same issue.
I've had an engineer round to check over my system, dish realigned, cables checked but no problems were found.
I’ve spoken to both Sky and BT about the issue and they just blame each other for the problem.
So I decided to do some research on this myself, and the best solution I can come up with is to replace my Sky Dish and LNB as it's nearly 15 years old, although I can’t find out specifically why this would cause the problem, it has been suggested that it might be the cause.
I’m not too sure however, if I should just go with another Sky minidish or a standard 60cm dish? My thinking here is that if I’m going to replace my dish I’d rather get the best solution possible as its installed at height and costs ££’s to get the work done.
I live in Central London and some people have said a Minidish is all you need, others that a ‘proper’ dish would be better all round and in bad weather.
Any help and advice much appreciated.