How do you view feeds with dvbviewer & Skystar USB 2?

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How do you view feeds with dvbviewer & Skystar USB 2?

dvbviewer is installed and setup, and running tickety-boo on normal channels.

I've installed the DScaler 5 codecs.

I've gone into dvbviewer - done a channel scan on the frequencies that Lyngsat list as having feeds (I made sure I put in the symbol rates)

But it has found nothing..

What am I doing wrong?

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