del6600
Vu+ User
Hi
Just got a new V+D2 having had a Vu+ Duo for many years.
I have a very strange problem (to me) which is:
When I change channel or satellite the picture I have been looking at stays on the screen until the system finds another clear to view channel.
Example: Watching BBC News channel and decide to change to ITV channel, the BBC picture will freeze staying on screen until I find ITV or if I change satellite to say Hotbird the BBC News channel will freeze until I find a channel to watch on Hotbird or any other satellite. If the channel I change to is encrypted I still see the frozen picture from the channel I was watching instead of a black screen! Hope this makes sense.
I am using the latest Blackhole software, the latest updates. I have flashed the box 3 times and each time the problem goes away. The problem seems to start when updating the satellites.
I am expecting to watch a channel - when I change channel the screen should go black until I have found a new channel.
Hope someone can help.
Thank you.
Del
Just got a new V+D2 having had a Vu+ Duo for many years.
I have a very strange problem (to me) which is:
When I change channel or satellite the picture I have been looking at stays on the screen until the system finds another clear to view channel.
Example: Watching BBC News channel and decide to change to ITV channel, the BBC picture will freeze staying on screen until I find ITV or if I change satellite to say Hotbird the BBC News channel will freeze until I find a channel to watch on Hotbird or any other satellite. If the channel I change to is encrypted I still see the frozen picture from the channel I was watching instead of a black screen! Hope this makes sense.
I am using the latest Blackhole software, the latest updates. I have flashed the box 3 times and each time the problem goes away. The problem seems to start when updating the satellites.
I am expecting to watch a channel - when I change channel the screen should go black until I have found a new channel.
Hope someone can help.
Thank you.
Del