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Reply With QuoteYou said it yourself I think... DVB signal really isn't made for moving antennas!
I finished my carpc in record time (2 weeks after first idea). Works perfect!
But I bought a DVB-TV device:
http://www.sweex.com/producten.php?s...l=879&detail=s
Works sweet at zero mph. When I start driving, the tv has bad reception. As if the signals arent made for moving antennas. The antenna is on the roof top.
Anyone knows a solution for this? Do better DVB-TV devices work when driving?
You said it yourself I think... DVB signal really isn't made for moving antennas!
TV doesnt work when driving period. Only expensive ones somewhat work and it all depends on your geographic location too.
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Hmm, bummer.
It works flawless in parked position and on my laptop at home. For 40euro's it is a cheap device.
But I will keep it, for during traffic jams.
A few days ago I had to pick someone up from the city and Holland was playing in the European Championship. During the wait I didn't had to miss a single second from the nice match against Italy (a 3-0 win)
Have you tried adding a signal booster? What about the antenna itself? Is it suitable for DVB-T?
The only devices I know to work while driving are the double antenna ones (switches constantly to the strongest signal)... They're stand-alone though
You could connect them to a capture device and control them over IR, but that would become quite a project wouldn't it?
Joachim
You need a diversity type receiver.
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