starman345 Wrote:If the Openbox and 6925 are run through a switch(either DiSEqC or 22khz) take out the switch and connect the 6925 straight to the lnb, there are switches that don't work very well at all. Maybe you are running the 6925 from the loop out on the Openbox? That may not work well either, run the 6925 straight to the lnb.
Likvid Wrote:You are not so smart are you? when did i ask for Windows drivers for Netup card? i have used *NIX systems for 15 years and i prefer Linux over Windows. You are funny saying no drivers for Windows is a limitation, why shoud i use Windows when i can do the same thing better in Linux?
Likvid Wrote:NetUp have some real nice analyzing tools for Linux that only is for their consumers who bought the card.
Likvid Wrote:And please don't spread lies to people, you don't have the knowledge of both MajiCM and my problems we had with 6925 card, i have traced all drivers issues with TBS drivers are BSODs and freezes are a result of bad coded drivers.
Likvid Wrote:Since when did I use separate Diseqc motors? i use Vbox with separate motor, there is no power issue problem and i don't have time to tell everything so you can understand properly, also Diseqc 1.2 is one-way communication and not two-way as you think it is, problem lies in the drivers...
DVB Wrote:Driver magically detec user by hidden cam and locked DiSEqC 1.2 support?
Likvid Wrote:Really? interesting how good the CAM works with OSCAM, where did you get the information the diseqc 1.2 is locked? you give alot of false information.
Likvid Wrote: how may TBS6925 cards have you sold lately?
Likvid Wrote:Netup contacted me later that week and told me they had a BS tool under development i could beta test.
Likvid Wrote:spread lies.
Also if steven is here - do You have any other ideas steven? Can You confirm 400mA max. current at LNB input in TBS6925? At TBS website there is no information about this, I found only older information at forum.
sotos65 Wrote:Why do you insist on invoking your perception of things as facts? Many people use those cards with nil problems. I am certain you know that not every pc is the same, there are unlimited configurations and there is no way all of those can be tested by a card/peripheral manufacturer. I guess you may remember some years ago the burnings of certain Asus motherboards when someone tried to install a Skystar 2 card on them. There was nothing wrong with the Skystar 2's, those motherboards just couldn't provide the necessary current from their pci slots...
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