I don't know what You have changed in this version, but
it brings INCREDIBLE speed up of signal locking! Crazyscan from Crazycat works with this drivers release MUCH faster, channel switching on all known DVB players is also faster, scanning is faster, everything is faster and still extremely stable. Well done! (Win7 x64)
Signal Level:
Ekhm, now I think that You have made it too good
I got almost everywhere Level 95% and Quality 98%
At beginning I thought that maybe it would be good to use something like this:
- Signal Level: (100 - RF Level) * 1,4
- Signal Quality: Signal/Noise * 6 (and if it will give result more than 100 - cut it to 100)
but...
RF Level is not very good to rely on at TBS6925, differences between situation where signal is present and where it is not present are very small. At Hot Bird for 11,317V I got RF Level -40,708 dBm, at 11,335V (no signal - space between two transponders) I got -41.595 dBm. If i use my idea, I would have 83% level at 11,317V and... 82% at 11,335V, just 1% difference.
So maybe:
- Signal Level: Signal/Noise * 6 (and if it will give result more than 100 - cut it to 100)
- Signal Quality: 100 - (BER * 100)
As far as I know BER is represented in STV0903 as value between 0,0000000... (good) and 1,0000000... (no signal)? So in most cases I would have 100% (which would be true as no uncorrectable errors are in stream). I'm only afraid of situation where BER would be worse than 0,00000.... but not 1,00000... - I don't know how fast BER values are changing. If too fast - quality bar would be jumping like crazy and would be useless to fix dish pointing.
What do You think about this? Can You reveal (if it is not confidential information - if it is - forgot about this question) how do You now count Level & Quality?