I had this problem on a few (not all) channels and found a couple of solutions:
1) Try a Foxtel set top unit (STU) reboot - this fixed some of the problem channels.
2) Try a power reset - did not seem to do anything but seemed like a good idea.
3) Check your Foxtel cable wiring - this fixed all my other problem channels.
Set Top Unit Reboot
On my STU I had to simultaneously hold down then release the Back and Select buttons on the set top unit. All the STU lights can on then shortly only the Power On light remained. (Your STU may have a different reboot mechanism.)
Power Reset
Turn off your STU using the remote then unplug it from the mains. Leave it off at least 10 seconds or more then plug it back in. You may also want to remove and re-insert the smart card just to make sure the chip contacts are 'good'.
STU Cable Wiring
To be safe you may want to do this with the STU unplugged from the mains power. Essentially just verify that all the Foxtel cable connections are well 'set'. Try dis-connecting the cable and reconnecting. Do this for both ends of the cable between the wall and STU. If applicable, also any other connections back through to where the Foxtel cable enters the premises. (Also if you have more than one Foxtel STU, you can try swapping the STUs and/or cables around to try pin-pointing the problem.)
The new digital TVs and Off-Air Converters have an On-Screen Signal Strength Meters available through the menu. This is used to help aim the antenna for the peak signal.
Many reasons. Screensaver Hibernation Wrong Resolution Wrong Input (Digital / Analogue) No Signal (Check Cables) Screen not turned on (It happens) Graphics Card Fault Screen Fault
The digital tuner also demodulates the normal analog broadcasting. The tuner outputs a analog composite video signal to Video Processing Chip. In that chip, there is a ADC to convert the analog to digital, then after procession, display the content on the screen
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Did you connect the digital output from the box to the TV? Is the standard RF cable connected too? And did you run the digital tuner setup on your TV? And finally, is your input selector set for the digital signal or analog signal input? One of these should work, unless of course, you're not tuned into a digital feed from the cable company but are watching an analog signal being sent into your box. Not every channel's converted over yet and some signals are only still available in analog. Maybe your cable company's converting the analog signal as well or possibly they haven't set up their digital feeds for a specific channel.
Digital Spectrum MemoryVUE has a 17 inch screen.
The digital box processes digital-quality signals, with this you have access to on screen channel guides. A digital adapter provides digital-quality signals, with this you cannot access on screen channel guides.
A digital screen is a liquid crystal display (LCD) type that exhibits characters such as numbers or letters. Portable computers and digital watches are examples of this.
Western Digital Passport screen sizes vary. Screen sizes for the Western Digital Passport screen go from three inches to 6 inches. Larger screens are being made.
Console cable of pbx system, it is a cable that will display the digital signal into monitor or screen or It is data cable that shows user interface for system configuration.