Hello people,
is there any way of finding out, how the quality of the received dvb-signal is? On the forums there seem to be people who got the information from the message log of vlc. So I set the verbosity level to 2 and got tons of information but nothing concerning the signal strength. Google and Bing weren't able to answer my question either.
My VLC version: 1.1.11
My OS: Windows XP Pro 32 bit SP3
My DVB-C card: TechniSat CableStar HD2
Thank you in advance!
Getting the Signal Strength
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Re: Getting the Signal Strength
You cannot in VLC, for now.
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