BBC ONE HD & BBC HD fails on E2 image...

Hi all,

I (along with a good few others looking around various forums) are having a problem *only* with BBC ONE HD & BBC HD on Enigma2 images.

The scenario is as follows:

Cuberevo (although it's also reported on DB's) using the latest excellent PGI Image, finds both channels with no problem.

Using an E2 image (have tried both INDB & PKTEAM latest), neither channels are found.

Adding them manually with DreamBoxEdit (DBE), allows both channels to be selected, and the Signal is in-line with other channels), but NO epg (now/next) data received, nor is there any picture / sound.

I have double & triple checked the settings in DBE and they are correct to both what the PGI image scanned, and lyngsat show as the settings.

I really am pulling my hair out, as are a number of other people.

So if you have this combination working, could you please post what E2 image you are using, and possibly as screenshot of the settings from DBE (for both the transponder & the channels).



Thanks in advance.

Cheers

Update on this issue:

I have now tried the following images:

* INDB-7 release4 Flash/USB 9000/910/900/91/100 - (Preferred)
* PKT IP9000/IP910/IP900/IP91 E2 HAARP v3b Image
* AAF IPBox reloaded IPBox9000

None of these images will scan (or tune if manually added) to BBC HD & BBC One HD.

I appreciate the comment that these channels use some "odd type of HD", and these may be the only (??) channels world-wide that use this format, but they are still working to a standard, and I assume the base image is missing the software (Codec?) that handles this.

As originally asked, does anyone have this working? And if so, what did you do to get it?

Cheers

thundere said:

The problem is that the symbol rate used to broadcast these channels has changed...


http://www.tvtrade.ie/blog/tag/bbc-one-hd/

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23000 is what the symbol rate is set to, so not this change which took place 6+ months ago and is nothing not known by software programers! But thanks for the suggestion.

I wonder if it is something to do with this....

"In August 2009 the BBC wrote to Ofcom after third-party content owners asked the BBC to undertake measures to ensure that all Freeview HD boxes would include copy protection systems as required by the Digital TV Group's D-Book, which sets technical standards for digital terrestrial television in the UK.[32] The BBC proposed to ensure compliance with copy-protection standards on the upgraded Freeview HD multiplex by compressing the service information (SI) data, which receivers need to understand the TV services in the data stream. To encourage boxes to adopt copy protection, the BBC made its own look-up tables and decompression algorithm, necessary for decoding the EPG data on high-definition channels, available without charge only to manufacturers who implement the copy-protection technology. This technology would control the way HD films and TV shows are copied onto, for example Blu-ray discs, and shared with others over the internet. No restrictions will be placed on standard-definition services. In a formal written response, Ofcom principal advisor Greg Bensberg said that wording of the licence would probably need to be changed to reflect the fact that this new arrangement is permitted. The BBC had suggested that as an alternative to the SI compression scheme, the Freeview HD multiplex may have to adopt encryption. Bensberg said that it would appear "inappropriate to encrypt public service broadcast content on DTT"."

Here's an article (from September 2009) clearly nothing to do with the problem:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2009/sep/29/bbc-hd-encryption

briosa said:

The SR has changed more then 6 months ago....23000 is correct, so must be another reason... With me it works well...

http://www.sendspace.com/file/mxr2xz

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Thanks briosa,

Are you using an image based on Duckbox based image?

briosa said:

I`m using Nemesis 2.4 (SVN101r1), last version of Nemesis.

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Cheers Briosa,

Looks like it's related to the new Duckbox image.