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Old 03-04-2005   #1
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Can anyone who knows well plse recommend for me a good receiver that can decode 4.2.2 transmission and can also carry out blind scan function. I know the fortecsatr 5100 ultra does blind scan but I am not sure if it can decode 4.2.2 transmissions. I presently use an interstar and it can't decode transmissions in 4.2.2. Plse help thanks,
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Don't know of a domestic STB that does both, but the Quali TV QS 1080R can apparently resolve 4:2:2 transmissions as well as being HDTV ready, although at £500 a throw it would be a lot cheaper to get a satellite PC card for the 4:2:2 stuff and the Fortec for blind scanning.

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Don't know of a domestic STB that does both, but the Quali TV QS 1080R can apparently resolve 4:2:2 transmissions as well as being HDTV ready, although at £500 a throw it would be a lot cheaper to get a satellite PC card for the 4:2:2 stuff and the Fortec for blind scanning.

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Thanks for your answer and advise. What sat. PC card would you recommend then Llew.
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Most people here are more than happy with the SKystar2. Cheap'n'cheerful, does most of what you require.

Check the PC Card section on this forum.

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The Quali-TV QS-1080R Can Resolve 4:2:2 Transmissions With No Problems.

You Can Scan FTA Or Scrambled Channel From A Pre Programmed Frequency List That You Can Edit.

It Also Support's Diseqc 1.0 & 1.2.
If You Get The QS-1080IRCI You Have A 1 CAM Slot.

Chepest Place To Get The QS-1080IR Is From This Company In Spain.

ANTNET Digital S.L.
www.antnetdigital.com
Tel: +34 91 81 633 80

Cost Me £400.00 Including The Euro1080 Viewing Card.
So Not Include The View Card It Should Cost Around £300.00
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You can set ProgDvb to blindscan an SS1/2 by writing your own transponder info for it, or the newer Technotrend drivers have a good scan function in them.

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Tandberg Alteia are supposed to be good receivers, althoug being professional rx's are NOT cheap. They turn up on Ebay occasionally.
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sprattgraham......

Could you put this in the 'For Sale' section as that is the correct place +

You will probably pick up some interest !

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hi i have a quali hd just wanted to no can i put a dragon cam in it and is there a hack for euro 1080 i got it second hand with no card in it dont fancy paying 170 quid for a card
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