HD Receiver with blindscan

[Murco]

Hello,

I've been looking through past threads, and I know this question has been asked many times, however I'm still unclear if there is a good receiver that will blindscan HD and SD. I have a receiver that will display 4:2:2: HD and SD I'm just looking for a good receiver that will do the blindscan for HD and SD feeds I Can then use my other receiver to display them. Any advice on this really appreciated.

Many thanks.

[satwyn]

not sure if the receivers will lock the 4.2.2 signal unless it;s the azbox trouble is with the az it;s sloooow

[scopus]

not sure if the receivers will lock the 4.2.2 signal unless it;s the azbox trouble is with the az it;s sloooow


I use a Technomate 6900 for the blind scan which is a lot faster than the AZ. Then with the AZ running Enigma2 manually input them in there. Seems to work well.

[holmroad]

I use a Technomate 6900 for the blind scan which is a lot faster than the AZ. Then with the AZ running Enigma2 manually input them in there. Seems to work well.

Likewise mate, TM6900HD Super has brilliantly fast blindscan, although must admit it still scans a few points out, e.g. 27500 normally gives 27499, etc!!:cup-006:

[Murco]

Thanks for your replies. Does the TM6900HD Super display the frequencies for 4:2:2 HD and SD feeds. Once I know the frequencies I can put them into the AZ.

Thanks.

[scopus]

Thanks for your replies. Does the TM6900HD Super display the frequencies for 4:2:2 HD and SD feeds. Once I know the frequencies I can put them into the AZ.

Thanks.

Yes

[Murco]

Regarding the TM6900HD Super what do you need to enter when running a blindscan - can you enter a frequency range without the symbol rate?

Thanks for your help.