Persistent Pixelation on Playback

[prpr]

For completeness, I found the Televes catalogue listings:

and mine is one of these:
https://www.triax.com/product/tlp-048-lte700-filter/

 

[Last.To.Know]

BTW, your table cribbed from the WebIf doesn't work properly as it includes links to your local network IP 10.0.0.14:

It works perfectly on my network...

It was just for the signal strength and quality values.

I suppose I could have dragged it into SeaMonkey to delete the last 2 columns.

 

[Rodders53]

I have trouble with Ch48 from Mendip (and 47 from Wenvoe) and, elsewhere, 48 from Waltham is noticeably worse than the rest. I wonder why.

Waltham doesn't broadcast on frequency ch48.
AFAIK adjacent channel DTT is not the issue it was with analogue either.
5G 700 MHz filters will have insertion losses and lose some not entirely insignificant amount (up to 3dB?) at ch48 probably.
Not that all of us have (or need) such filtering (yet).

Toolstation seem to have stopped carrying the Proception PROMHD12M which is a shame. The 14 is still available (for more money of course).

There are three of those masthead amps ins stock at CPC Farnell if you want some https://cpc.farnell.com/proception/promhd12m/mast-head-amp-uhf-2-way-10db/dp/AP01833
They are, of course, wideband and will be being replaced by Blake/Proception with 21-48 pre filtered versions I suspect (in due course, if there's a demand).

I have multiple distribution amps here sitting in the garage that I can bring into use if required, my aerial is in the loft near a 13A twin socket. Which reminds me that I must be -8dB in the lounge as the aerial splits to feed the kitchen TV in the loft.
I'm unlikely to ever watch/record SD COM6/Arq B programme services... and the TV decodes fine with the existing arrangement... as does the HDR-Fox-T2. From a brief glance, at the channel tuned to. At least until SDT goes on reserve antenna for some routine work/mast painting, perhaps.

 

[Last.To.Know]

Just to underline the point, the figures shown there are historical not current. They were stored on last retune. There needs to be a health warning in large letters added to that WebIF page.

Is there any way to grab the date of the last retune and display that prominently?

 

[MymsMan]

Is there any way to grab the date of the last retune and display that prominently?

Only if the humax stores the date in an accessible place, quite unlikely I think
It would be more useful if someone could work out how to access the live signal strength/quality data

 

[Black Hole]

It would be more useful if someone could work out how to access the live signal strength/quality data

That's only going to be available (if at all) for the currently tuned mux, but could be used to update the stored figure (along with a timestamp) I suppose.