Stu,
I was watching Armageddon last night using. I started out using the built-in tuner on my F38310 and it was dropping out pretty bad, even though the signal meter was indicating it's usual 65-70% strength (I am located in near Lake Wallenpaupack.) I then switched over to my SIR-T165 STB and had no dropouts and very few pixelizing after that.
I did notice however that the commercials seem to be significantly louder than the program material. This must be coming direct off the network feed, because my audio system continues to indicate Dolby-D. (It drops out of Dolby when local program material, i.e. news promo, is presented.
BTW, I taped MD's on the DVHS the other night, and it had almost no blocking/pixelizing during the show. I think things have been looking pretty decent lately on WNEP.
If you get a chance, how about checking out my post at http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showt...postid=1639233 and see if you have any thoughts on my VHF reception woes.
-John
I was watching Armageddon last night using. I started out using the built-in tuner on my F38310 and it was dropping out pretty bad, even though the signal meter was indicating it's usual 65-70% strength (I am located in near Lake Wallenpaupack.) I then switched over to my SIR-T165 STB and had no dropouts and very few pixelizing after that.
I did notice however that the commercials seem to be significantly louder than the program material. This must be coming direct off the network feed, because my audio system continues to indicate Dolby-D. (It drops out of Dolby when local program material, i.e. news promo, is presented.
BTW, I taped MD's on the DVHS the other night, and it had almost no blocking/pixelizing during the show. I think things have been looking pretty decent lately on WNEP.
If you get a chance, how about checking out my post at http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showt...postid=1639233 and see if you have any thoughts on my VHF reception woes.
-John















