Do the +1 channels work?

[ASEK]

how many of you have got old coaxial cable fitted and who has new cable

nothing to do with that it will probably be something more ahem complex

[cactikid]

your wrong as old coaxial cable loses signal strength and are the new installs using the sat cable which does not lose strength and have better shielding.if you have an old or bad install do you not think you will get problems?

[Hadron]

I suggest you rescan your box as these channels are working.
Syfy HD
Nat Geo Wild
Sky Crime & Thriller
Racing UK
Box Nation
Cartoonito
CITV

Yep. Apart from Nat Geo Wild, all of the above channels started working again last night without a rescan.

Nat Geo Wild & all of the +1 channels listed in my earlier post are still not working, even after yet another rescan.

You likely have a marginal signal level which borders on failing for a particular transponder frequency. Either the local transponder transmits with a lower signal level (its common for VM to mal-adjust transponder output levels) or you have a cabling problem that causes excessive loss at a particular frequency.

Its quite likely even the working transponders are also marginal so you may suffer further problems as temperature/humidity change.

While that may be a problem for some, in my case it's not a transponder problem this time, as there are channels working perfectly well on the same transponders as the non-working channels listed in my earlier post.

[ASEK]

your wrong as old coaxial cable loses signal strength and are the new installs using the sat cable which does not lose strength and have better shielding.if you have an old or bad install do you not think you will get problems?

no its still got nothing to do with not receiving +1 channels this thread prob, im telling u

[cactikid]

tell me more like dump the +1 when under stress

[TheCoder]

tell me more like dump the +1 when under stress

On large server systems, its common practice to dump repeated (+1) and less popular channels when the card pool comes under stress from circumstances like individual cards going down (which happens suprisingly often). Using this method of dumping and re-allocation helps reduce downtime for some of the more popular channels thus reducing overall fault impact.