dobberino
11-02-2008, 08:45 AM
Long time lurker, first time poster...
I, like many, am having issues with the TWC switch to SDV and not being able to watch some channels. This morning (Sunday), I was unable to tune in over half of the HD channels that are SDV, including ESPN2 HD. TWC32 is now SDV and I wasn't able to tune in. I have a 8300HD box, I've done the reboot thing several times with no improvement. I've replaced the cables in the house with RG6 and a new 3-way splitter. Is signal strength an issue with SDV? For those in the know, here are my numbers:
QAM: Power level -14 dBmV (in yellow!), SNR 30 dB
FDC Power level: 0 dBmV
RDC Power level: 45 dBmV
On my Roadrunner service,
Downstream SNR 33.5 dB, Power level -7.5 dBmV
Upstream Power level 44 dBmV
I know these are not the best numbers. Is it possible that the issue is with the signal coming into the house? Will improving these numbers improve the reception of the SDV channels? I know having a tech come out won't hurt.
Pat
I, like many, am having issues with the TWC switch to SDV and not being able to watch some channels. This morning (Sunday), I was unable to tune in over half of the HD channels that are SDV, including ESPN2 HD. TWC32 is now SDV and I wasn't able to tune in. I have a 8300HD box, I've done the reboot thing several times with no improvement. I've replaced the cables in the house with RG6 and a new 3-way splitter. Is signal strength an issue with SDV? For those in the know, here are my numbers:
QAM: Power level -14 dBmV (in yellow!), SNR 30 dB
FDC Power level: 0 dBmV
RDC Power level: 45 dBmV
On my Roadrunner service,
Downstream SNR 33.5 dB, Power level -7.5 dBmV
Upstream Power level 44 dBmV
I know these are not the best numbers. Is it possible that the issue is with the signal coming into the house? Will improving these numbers improve the reception of the SDV channels? I know having a tech come out won't hurt.
Pat