need image of Sunray4 800SE 84d

[ipsat]

try
symbol_rate="08000000"

if that doesn't work also try changing
polarization="1"

Threshold must be 00000

I have used this image and this method works fine.

try your way in yesterday still can't lock T2 channel

 

[EnoSat]

TrialTuner
inversion="0" -> DVB-C
inversion="1" -> DVB-T
fec_inner="0" -> QAM64
fec_inner="5" -> QAM256
frequency="01372000" -> frequency 372MHz

DVB-C

<satellites>
        <sat name="Ziggo 5555" flags="1" position="1">
                <transponder frequency="01802000" symbol_rate="06875000" polarization="0" fec_inner="5" inversion="0" modulation="0" system="0"/>
                <transponder frequency="01340000" symbol_rate="06875000" polarization="0" fec_inner="5" inversion="0" modulation="0" system="0"/>
        </sat>
</satellites>

DVB-T

<satellites>
<sat name="Digitenne Wormer" flags="1" position="2">
                <transponder frequency="01618000" symbol_rate="08000000" polarization="0" fec_inner="0" inversion="1" modulation="0" system="0"/>
                <transponder frequency="01698000" symbol_rate="08000000" polarization="0" fec_inner="0" inversion="1" modulation="0" system="0"/>
        </sat>
</satellites>

I did not find anywhere BSBE2 that it also supports DVB-T2, only DVB-T

There is almost no information about the use of the BCM4505 (driver,setting,...)

 

[ipsat]

TrialTuner
inversion="0" -> DVB-C
inversion="1" -> DVB-T
fec_inner="0" -> QAM64
fec_inner="5" -> QAM256
frequency="01372000" -> frequency 372MHz

DVB-C

<satellites>
        <sat name="Ziggo 5555" flags="1" position="1">
                <transponder frequency="01802000" symbol_rate="06875000" polarization="0" fec_inner="5" inversion="0" modulation="0" system="0"/>
                <transponder frequency="01340000" symbol_rate="06875000" polarization="0" fec_inner="5" inversion="0" modulation="0" system="0"/>
        </sat>
</satellites>

DVB-T

<satellites>
<sat name="Digitenne Wormer" flags="1" position="2">
                <transponder frequency="01618000" symbol_rate="08000000" polarization="0" fec_inner="0" inversion="1" modulation="0" system="0"/>
                <transponder frequency="01698000" symbol_rate="08000000" polarization="0" fec_inner="0" inversion="1" modulation="0" system="0"/>
        </sat>
</satellites>

I did not find anywhere BSBE2 that it also supports DVB-T2, only DVB-T

There is almost no information about the use of the BCM4505 (driver,setting,...)

i tried your way still not help, anyway, thank you

look this trial tuner is shit , not good

 

[EnoSat]

After all, it says DVB-T, so it's pointless to try DVB-T2
I would focus on using a USB DVB-T2 tuner that supports the old kernel used in SUNRAY

 

[ipsat]

After all, it says DVB-T, so it's pointless to try DVB-T2
I would focus on using a USB DVB-T2 tuner that supports the old kernel used in SUNRAY

can show photo of your USB DVB-T2 to me ? and where can buy it ?

 

[EnoSat]

I use TBS5220 mainly in conjunction with CrazyScan or TransEdit for the analysis of terrestrial and cable signals in Windows.
I also tried Xbox One DigitalTV in linux box, which can be obtained in bazaars for cheap money (I managed for 10 euros).
However, it is necessary to remember that the support of the given USB device depends on the version of the kernel used in the receiver.

DVB-T2 USB Devices - LinuxTVWiki

www.linuxtv.org

 

[ipsat]

thanks， i will order other e2 box which support combo function