Re: Welcome to the "kwintv" mailing list

Andrews,
   You can get most of the channels using europe-east or europe-west in the 
frequency list. You also have to select PAL. If you want to get all channels, 
use the manual tuning with frequency range 40MHz to 600MHz with a frequency 
stepping of 1MHz. On strong channels, you will get mutiple locks of same 
channel (Eg: Start world) on multiple frequencies with this method. Ignore 
the ones which are not of good strength. This will take some time but you 
will get all the channels. Do save these channels in a file so that you don't 
have to redo everything.
   In Bangalore atleast, the amplifiers used are bad and you will see channels 
at high frequencies have lot of noise and some may not even lock. Most of the 
PCI cards cannot amplify the signal properly.

Regards,
Srikanth
On Wednesday 07 June 2006 21:53, andrews mathew wrote:
> iam from INDIA and using suse linux 10.1 with KDE 0.8.8. my tv tuner card
> is installed 'bt878' but iam unable to view tv properly...the tv channels
> are not scanned properly since the frequency list of INDIA is not mentioned
> in the list....please help me configure the same...i have faced the same
> problems in other applications like Zapping and Xawtv
>
> regards
> andrews
>
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-- 
N S Srikanth P,
Texas Instruments India,
Bangalore - 17