Ian I copied recv-channels.ini across to another PC, had a careful look at it in Word, removed most of the hashed out lines at the begiing and end, and then re-saved in txt (getting all the warnings

Ian, perhaps tomorrow (or soon anyhow) I shall copy the recv-channels-ini file across to another PC, run it through Word to make sure there are no hidden characters and then save it back in text and

Robert, thanks for your follow up and at least the DWDSAT issue has been resolved. To be honest as you have hinted yourself, some of your other issues are to say the least strange and are not making

Thanks Ian You should be getting all these Robert if you have applied for them and have the correct PID's installed. DWDSAT uses its own PID ( 302 ) so check that you have that entered. ** that one

You should be getting all these Robert if you have applied for them and have the correct PID's installed. DWDSAT uses its own PID ( 302 ) so check that you have that entered. You do have to apply

During my absence under the tree I didn't follow messages very closely, though I was aware that there had been some alterations and disruptions to services from time to time. Perhaps I could just

Thanks for the pointer David, downloaded a copy this morning and even though I'm using XPpro I used your Vista setup instructions and so far its working without all the previous crashing. The new

During my AR-Soft problems I also found that if you reinstall the original setup file (just as if you were setting it up for the first time) it gives an option to uninstall and it will remove the

Robert Moore wrote: That's good, Robert. Quite why there has to be that confusion in the first place isn't quite clear to me, but, oh well! Cheers, David -- SatSignal software - quality software

Thanks David - you pointed me to my error; I had assumed that when I installed software my ID and password were added to recv.ini in an encrypted format. But an old backup file showed that I had to

tsmithers@... wrote: [] [] Trevor, On several systems I've tried, the AR Soft RAMdisk works perfectly with the DVB World software. Perhaps there is a new version of the DVB World software -

Robert Moore wrote: Robert, The RAMdisk has nothing to do with the DVB World software (or the SkyStar software), it is only needed for the TelliCast software. Once you know the drive letter of your

Some clarity has emerged now John; I uninstalled and reinstalled everything in the correct order. All the TP numbers sorted themselves out and I am now on TP14. Doh! I forgot that reinstalling would

Thanks David and Ian. Robert

Ian. Ah, so it is - didn't think of looking there. Just done that and DVBWorld has returned. Just to make sure I installed ramdisk again and the system immediately crashed again when trying to

Robert Moore wrote: No, the TelliCast software still benefits greatly from using a RAMdisk. Cheers, David -- SatSignal software - quality software written to your requirements Web:

No you still need the RAMdisk Robert, particularly if your are taking Metop. Even without Metop some of Met product files nowadays are quite large and certainly the CMA 1 Km data drops the RAMdisk

Well John, this is the way it comes up on my screen - and it had me confused for ages until I spotted that TP14 was not giving me the right polarisation. Then I noticed the wrong frequency! Anyhow

Apologies for butting in on this - does this mean I can dispense with the RAMdisk when the DVB box is installed? Robert

I will try that later when I close down. I had originally tried the AR-soft RAMDisk when setting up Windows 7 but I am using the Dataram RAMDisk. The original AR-soft RAMDisk drivers were removed