I got a Visionsat IV200 yesterday and was messing with it some. I have a problem maybe someone can help. I can't get the CW on G-17 to be found even when I manually enter in the pids. My Pansat get it just fine. Am I overlooking something or do you need to mess with it in a channel editor to lock in channels that don't have that bit (forgot what it's called) that helps blind scan find stuff.
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Channel manager, edit then I hit green button on remote brings up the spot to add the channel. Kids are watching so I can't try now but I think that is the way I got it to add CW feeds.
When you get a chance to mess with it can you post some step by step directions. I really need this thing to see the CW. My Pansat locks them in easy by using advanced and manually entering the pids.
The Visionsat does seem like a cool box If I can ever figure out it's quirks.
The Visionsat does seem like a cool box If I can ever figure out it's quirks.
Great! Thanks for pointing me in the right direction, Lot's of new things to learn.
Just moved the dish to check out CW. http://www.lyngsat.com/galaxy17.html
I still have it on, I remember I first tried to manually put it in 3720 and the sr 26700.
Menu to channel list next channel manager, then edit channel. That let me manually add channel when you hit the green button. I went back to read mine I have CWW for west with video pid 201 and audio 202. That 70's show is on now.
I still have it on, I remember I first tried to manually put it in 3720 and the sr 26700.
Menu to channel list next channel manager, then edit channel. That let me manually add channel when you hit the green button. I went back to read mine I have CWW for west with video pid 201 and audio 202. That 70's show is on now.
congrats on the Visionsat. Its a great receiver
It seems really cool. Can't wait to get it all set up and start playing with the PVR. Then burn some DVD's on my PC from it. It really has a nice picture even from composite that I'm using to test it. When Im done Im going to be hooked to component that's really going to kick some butt.
Tvropro, the Visionsats make great recorders for HD and 4:2:2, even though they can't display those signals. You will get the audio, though, and that's often enough to let you know when to hit the record button! The resulting .TS files can be played back on a PC...
That's what I heard one of the reasons I got one
Which codec is needed in my PC ? I can use VLC player right?
VLC will work, but the Visionsat file header info confuses it. Therefore, you must remux the file before playing back with VLC. TSMuxer is a free tool that will remux the file.
Media Player Classic will play the files as well. 4:2:2 requires the Elecard codec with Media Player Classic.
Media Player Classic will play the files as well. 4:2:2 requires the Elecard codec with Media Player Classic.
No problem, TVROPro! There are also some other PC utilities that are handy to have around for working with Visionsat files. Remember, if you want to burn HD to Blu-Ray, the audio must be AC-3. Enjoy ...
...No problem, TVROPro! There are also some other PC utilities that are handy to have around for working with Visionsat files. Remember, if you want to burn HD to Blu-Ray, the audio must be AC-3. Enjoy
Which HD format does the Visionsat support Mpeg 2, Mpeg 4 or what? As far as 4:2:2 it should do all SD right? I finished making my normal channel scans that I wanted. Muxes such as Ion the and NASA the HD's scanned in some say channel error and some have audio so how do I know which ones to record?
Visionsat is an mpeg2 receiver. It can detect mpeg2 HD channels , but CANNOT display them . It can record 4:2:2 streams , but CANNOT display 4:2:2 video . There are people who record the streams that CANNOT be displayed, and then play them back with a PC solution where the proper codecs can be selected for display.
The Visionsat, as Brentb636 said, will only do MPEG-2. I have tried both HD and 4:2:2, and both record properly. I have not tried an HD 4:2:2 channel, but I see no reason why that wouldn't work. As far as recording the channels, you can hear the audio, but you can't see the video. It will say "Service Error". If you don't hear anything, watch your hard drive activity light. When there's something there, it will be active. When its HD, it will be blinking rapidly (lots of data being transferred).
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