Is there a time delay between a HDMI signal sent to a TV's HDMI
socket vs the DVB-T channel appearing on the freview set after
having been modulated by the DVB-T modulator and demodulated by
the TV set's internal freeview demodulator/tuner?
If yes, how long is this time lag?
On 02/11/2022 16:01, Bob Latham wrote:
In article <tju2tg$139eg$2@dont-email.me>,
SH <i.love@spam.com> wrote:
Is there a time delay between a HDMI signal sent to a TV's HDMI
socket vs the DVB-T channel appearing on the freview set after
having been modulated by the DVB-T modulator and demodulated by
the TV set's internal freeview demodulator/tuner?
If yes, how long is this time lag?
Yes there is, it's about 0.8 seconds. The only slight issue is when
controlling SkyQ re-wind and fast-forward but we found we quickly got
used to the lag and it's really not a problem. The bonus is that the
modulator output is also encryption free.
Bob.
Thank you thats a helpful reply.
The background to my initial enquiry was that * have 8 analogue caneras
that currently feed a bank of analogue modulators as well as a CCTV
recorder.
So any strange noises, the TV in the room I am in gets turned on and I
can check the cameras instead of having to go to a room with a PC, start
that up from cold and load up teh CCTV software
I was considering replacing the cameras with TVI/AHD/CVI cameras which
would then feed a new DVR and a TVI/AHD/CVI to HDMI converter feeding a
new bank of HDMI DVB-T modulators.
We have communicated via email before regarding traix TMB 2000 but I
seem to have mislaid your email address, hence the Newsgroup Ping to you
:-)
P.S: Hows the Triax TMB2000 doing and did you manage to fix your Sky
magic eyes screening issue?
In article <tju2tg$139eg$2@dont-email.me>,
SH <i.love@spam.com> wrote:
Is there a time delay between a HDMI signal sent to a TV's HDMI
socket vs the DVB-T channel appearing on the freview set after
having been modulated by the DVB-T modulator and demodulated by
the TV set's internal freeview demodulator/tuner?
If yes, how long is this time lag?
Yes there is, it's about 0.8 seconds. The only slight issue is when controlling SkyQ re-wind and fast-forward but we found we quickly got
used to the lag and it's really not a problem. The bonus is that the modulator output is also encryption free.
Bob.
I was considering replacing the cameras with TVI/AHD/CVI cameras
which would then feed a new DVR and a TVI/AHD/CVI to HDMI
converter feeding a new bank of HDMI DVB-T modulators.
We have communicated via email before regarding traix TMB 2000
but I seem to have mislaid your email address, hence the
Newsgroup Ping to you
P.S: Hows the Triax TMB2000 doing
and did you manage to fix your Sky magic eyes screening issue?
and was interested in the time lag between a suspect person or
criminal doing something ouside and it finally appearing on the
Freeview TV set... :-)
We have communicated via email before regarding traix TMB 2000
but I seem to have mislaid your email address, hence the
Newsgroup Ping to you
I've sent a test email to you if your items4sale address is still
active.
We have communicated via email before regarding traix TMB 2000
but I seem to have mislaid your email address, hence the
Newsgroup Ping to you
I've sent a test email to you if your items4sale address is still
active.
Bing! You've got mail!
So how is people playing silly buggers with power affecting your
TMB2000?
In article <tju947$139eg$5@dont-email.me>,
SH <i.love@spam.com> wrote:
We have communicated via email before regarding traix TMB 2000
but I seem to have mislaid your email address, hence the
Newsgroup Ping to you
I've sent a test email to you if your items4sale address is still
active.
Bing! You've got mail!
So how is people playing silly buggers with power affecting your
TMB2000?
14 watts 24/7 cost .
Bob.
On 02/11/2022 17:44, Bob Latham wrote:
In article <tju947$139eg$5@dont-email.me>,
SH <i.love@spam.com> wrote:
We have communicated via email before regarding traix TMB 2000
but I seem to have mislaid your email address, hence the
Newsgroup Ping to you
I've sent a test email to you if your items4sale address is still
active.
Bing! You've got mail!
So how is people playing silly buggers with power affecting your
TMB2000?
14 watts 24/7 cost .
Bob.
thats us doomed to sky high leccy bills then with phantom vulture loads:
14 mains interlinked smoke detectors
4 carbon monoxide detectors
an intruder alarm system with 20 PIRs and 3 bell boxes
8 CCTV cameras and a 20TB DVR,
10 analopgue TV modulators
12 PIR led floodlamps
4 off 16 port multswitches
4 masthead amps
2 off 32 port gigabit switches
4 NAS boxes
1 DNS server
1 Pihole server
1 wireguard server
1 Wifi AP and its network control server
2 fridges
2 freezers
several double gang sockets that have USB power sockets on them.
a house full of UPSes
fibre ONT and associated gigabit router
A houseful of non maintained emergency bulkhead lamps
answering machine.
In article <tjueed$17o1n$1@dont-email.me>,
SH <i.love@spam.com> wrote:
On 02/11/2022 17:44, Bob Latham wrote:
In article <tju947$139eg$5@dont-email.me>,
SH <i.love@spam.com> wrote:
We have communicated via email before regarding traix TMB 2000
but I seem to have mislaid your email address, hence the
Newsgroup Ping to you
I've sent a test email to you if your items4sale address is still
active.
Bing! You've got mail!
So how is people playing silly buggers with power affecting your
TMB2000?
14 watts 24/7 cost .
Bob.
thats us doomed to sky high leccy bills then with phantom vulture loads:
14 mains interlinked smoke detectors
4 carbon monoxide detectors
an intruder alarm system with 20 PIRs and 3 bell boxes
8 CCTV cameras and a 20TB DVR,
10 analopgue TV modulators
12 PIR led floodlamps
4 off 16 port multswitches
4 masthead amps
2 off 32 port gigabit switches
4 NAS boxes
1 DNS server
1 Pihole server
1 wireguard server
1 Wifi AP and its network control server
2 fridges
2 freezers
several double gang sockets that have USB power sockets on them.
a house full of UPSes
fibre ONT and associated gigabit router
A houseful of non maintained emergency bulkhead lamps
answering machine.
Well obviously you have more stuff on than me but I'm not that far
behind.
I have..
intruder alarm with PIRs and 3 bell boxes.
CCTV with 3 cameras
2 PIR flood lights
5 NAS boxes but only one 24/7
Virgin router in modem only mode.
Asus router
24 port core switch + others but they're not 24/7
Pihole server and Intranet server on same pi.
Remote control repeater system.
1 x Fridge
2 x freezer
mains clocks
SkyQ main box + SkyQ mini box.
2 X dual modulators but only one 24/7.
UHF 8 way distribution amplifier.
Telephone answering machine.
I've no doubt I'll think of some other stuff later.
I have cut back a bit, My Humax fox T2 is now switched off most of
the time and only one modulator running. Our two Denon mini systems
are switched off over night now. I have less light on in the day than
is needed really. I'm looking at dropping the TMB2000 for all but
tuning sessions.
Previous years we used 120-125 units per week leccy but we've got it
bellow 100 for some weeks now. It'll all go to pot when we are forced
to use the tumble dryer more.
Bloody climate zealots.
Bob.
In article <tjueed$17o1n$1@dont-email.me>,
SH <i.love@spam.com> wrote:
On 02/11/2022 17:44, Bob Latham wrote:
In article <tju947$139eg$5@dont-email.me>,
SH <i.love@spam.com> wrote:
We have communicated via email before regarding traix TMB 2000
but I seem to have mislaid your email address, hence the
Newsgroup Ping to you
I've sent a test email to you if your items4sale address is still
active.
Bing! You've got mail!
So how is people playing silly buggers with power affecting your
TMB2000?
14 watts 24/7 cost .
Bob.
thats us doomed to sky high leccy bills then with phantom vulture loads:
14 mains interlinked smoke detectors
4 carbon monoxide detectors
an intruder alarm system with 20 PIRs and 3 bell boxes
8 CCTV cameras and a 20TB DVR,
10 analopgue TV modulators
12 PIR led floodlamps
4 off 16 port multswitches
4 masthead amps
2 off 32 port gigabit switches
4 NAS boxes
1 DNS server
1 Pihole server
1 wireguard server
1 Wifi AP and its network control server
2 fridges
2 freezers
several double gang sockets that have USB power sockets on them.
a house full of UPSes
fibre ONT and associated gigabit router
A houseful of non maintained emergency bulkhead lamps
answering machine.
Well obviously you have more stuff on than me but I'm not that far
behind.
I have..
intruder alarm with PIRs and 3 bell boxes.
CCTV with 3 cameras
2 PIR flood lights
5 NAS boxes but only one 24/7
Virgin router in modem only mode.
Asus router
24 port core switch + others but they're not 24/7
Pihole server and Intranet server on same pi.
Remote control repeater system.
1 x Fridge
2 x freezer
mains clocks
SkyQ main box + SkyQ mini box.
2 X dual modulators but only one 24/7.
UHF 8 way distribution amplifier.
Telephone answering machine.
I've no doubt I'll think of some other stuff later.
I have cut back a bit, My Humax fox T2 is now switched off most of
the time and only one modulator running. Our two Denon mini systems
are switched off over night now. I have less light on in the day than
is needed really. I'm looking at dropping the TMB2000 for all but
tuning sessions.
Previous years we used 120-125 units per week leccy but we've got it
bellow 100 for some weeks now. It'll all go to pot when we are forced
to use the tumble dryer more.
Bloody climate zealots.
Bob.
Whats your daily usage in Pounds?
On Fri, 04 Nov 2022 08:46:49 +0000, SH wrote:
Whats your daily usage in Pounds?
£1.75 electricity, £5.87 gas. The electric is low because we have solar panels. Gas CH + DHW. Cooking electric. 2 OAPs in 4 bed detached house fully double glazed, 2 cavity walls insulated, 2 solid walls partially insulated internally, loft 6" fibre glass.
Whats your daily usage in Pounds?
My energy went up quite a bit 15 months ago and then tripled this
year. Thanks CO2 loonies !!
I've tried several times to contact my supplier (Scottish Power) but
there's no chance, they don't answer the phone and it's the same
story for their web chat. I gave up some time ago.
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