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| attenuator [2026/08/29 17:58] – created particles | attenuator [2026/08/29 17:58] (current) – particles |
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| ====== I can't believe this attenuator solved my TV problems ====== | ====== I can't believe this attenuator solved my TV problems ====== |
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| I have a PLEX PX-W3U4, connected to a Linux PC running [KonomiTV](https://github.com/tsukumijima/KonomiTV). When I moved into my new apartment, I realized that various local terrestrial digital channels, like Tokyo MX 1, Tokyo MX 2, and NTV had reception issues. It turns out that this was easily resolved by *reducing* the signal using a [-15 db attenuator](https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B0886CV279), because apparently it's quite common for the singal to be too strong(?). I was really skeptical this would work, but it did. | I have a [PLEX PX-W3U4](https://www.amazon.co.jp/-/en/dp/B01MR4SLB6), connected to a Linux PC running [KonomiTV](https://github.com/tsukumijima/KonomiTV). When I moved into my new apartment, I realized that various local terrestrial digital channels, like Tokyo MX 1, Tokyo MX 2, and NTV had reception issues. It turns out that this was easily resolved by *reducing* the signal using a [-15 db attenuator](https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B0886CV279), because apparently it's quite common for the singal to be too strong(?). I was really skeptical this would work, but it did. |
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| I'm using [a particular mirakc konomitv setup](https://github.com/heisannn/docker-mirakc-konomitv). In `b25`, I'm using a modified start script that runs b25 in such a way that EMM data is received: `socat tcp-listen:40773,fork,reuseaddr system:'arib-b25-stream-test -v 1 -m 1 -p 1'`. | I'm using [a particular mirakc konomitv setup](https://github.com/heisannn/docker-mirakc-konomitv). In `b25`, I'm using a modified start script that runs b25 in such a way that EMM data is received: `socat tcp-listen:40773,fork,reuseaddr system:'arib-b25-stream-test -v 1 -m 1 -p 1'`. |
