Watch different channels?

I`ve not got BT-Vision so bare with me. Is it possible with the right connections, leads or whatevers needed to connect the BT-Vision box to two different TV`s and if so are you able to view seperate channels from the one box or do both TV`s have to view the same channel.
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Hola peeps, since apple tv has upgraded to have more shows to watch and I wud like to watch on ESPN Watch, Disney Channel and Disney XD. Do I have to pay each time I watch?

Hola peeps, since apple tv has upgraded to have more shows to watch and I wud like to watch on ESPN Watch, Disney Channel and Disney XD. Do I have to pay each time I watch?

Hello Defguy
Those apps do require a cable or satellite subscription to access and watch them. The article below will give information about the different apps and their home page.
Apple TV: Third-party content provider information
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4799
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Record to VCR while watching another channel

Will the STB output 2 channels simultaneously, so I can record a program on my old low-def VCR while watching another channel?

None of the Verzion boxes can output more than what is being viewed. Even the DVR which has 2 tuners is incapable of outputing 2 different channels / programs.
Does that make it clear?
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Recording a different channel when switching a series to SD from HD.

When changing a series recording from "HD preferred" to "SD preferred", it records on a different channel - in this case, an NBC affiliate that is listed as airing the show, but in fact it just shows a screen that says it's not airing the show because the other channel (NBC proper) is carrying it and it won't duplicate the show. Why did it change channels that it was recording when I switched to non-HD? Shouldn't it just record the same channel in SD? Or can you set the defaults on your end to be the main channel (NBC) instead of automatically going to affiliate channels which may or may not actually be airing the show (usually not)? Or can you allow us to choose which channel in the Options menu when we set it to record? Instead, we have to cancel the recordings, go to the guide, find the main channel, and then scroll through a week's worth of programming to get to the show, so we can re- set it up to record but with "this channel only" as the option. It's a huge pain every time. And then we have to hope the show that didn't record is available on On Demand; otherwise, we don't get to watch it.

Hi!
If you look on the channel guide, you'll see that there are two NBC channels NBC-D (this is the HD channel) and the regular NBC, or as you say, NBC proper (this is not the HD channel). When you record an HD version of the program, it records the HD version from the HD channel. When you record the SD version, it will record from the channel that does not broadcast in HD.
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Configure TC and Airport Extreme Base Stations with different channels

I had to do some serious workarounds to use the Airport Extreme Base Stations as an access point with the same wireless network name primarily due to channel overlap. I thought I would post my results here since I didnt' find a good article online.
Also, I found the Snow Leopard verison (5.4.2) of the Airport Setup Utility far superior to Lion's Airport Utility (6.x) in terms of advanced setup.
Setup is a 3 flloor house where the 3 wired network locations have wireless overlap. The problem was that the access points would not hand off the wireless signal because the channels for each airport/TC were automatically set to the same channel. In non-apple setups, this is how you force a wireless client to switch access points (since the wireless software on your client/mac/windows can detect which access point is stronger and moves to the alternate channel.
Using apple's "Extend this wireless network" option removes any ability to manually configure wireless channels. I am writing this from memory, so feel free to ask questions and I will track this topic:
Procedure
Setup time capsule as your base station. Do all the setup for your wireless and guest networks. Manually configure the network and change the wireless channel to a specific channel for a/b/g networks (e.g., 3) and n networks (e.g, 167).
Plug your first airport extreme/access point into your wired network. Do not plug it into the "internet" ethernet plug, use one of the 3 ethernet switch locations
Use the airport utility to first configure it to "extend" your wired network.
Then, go in and reconfigure it manually in the airport utility. Choose the option to setup a "new network" and name the network the same as the TC wireless network name, security, etc.
Change the channel from "auto" to a different channel than the TC (e.g., 6 and 137).
Now go to the top tab and click on the "internet" icon
Go to the DHCP tab and change it to "bridge mode." This will tell the AE to not give out IP addresses (the TC will do this for you). If you get an error that the IP ranges conflict, you have not done this
Note that if you have a guest network setup, you will need to set this up on the AE as well.
Now test your airport setup. Take your client (macbook, iOS device) and connect to your network. Move to a spot near the TC and pull up a web page. Keep an eye on the signal strength and beginv moving toward the AE. Refresh the page as you move around. You should at some point see the signal strength increase. Refresh your page again. You should be now connected to to the AE. I have found that Macbooks do a better job than iOS devices because you get an extra signal bar to measure strength, and they have larger antennas which allows you to better measure problems with handoff
Another test you can do is to start backing up on your TC and then test the move. The handoff will truly show you that the TC is handling the process but the AE is relaying to the TC for backup.
If you need to setup another AE, simply follow setups 3-10.
I hope this helps others. I've done this setup 100 times on Linksys devices and although they are cumbersome, they at least allow me to do this setup much more quickly and easily than the apple products.

I had to do some serious workarounds to use the Airport Extreme Base Stations as an access point with the same wireless network name primarily due to channel overlap. I thought I would post my results here since I didnt' find a good article online.
Also, I found the Snow Leopard verison (5.4.2) of the Airport Setup Utility far superior to Lion's Airport Utility (6.x) in terms of advanced setup.
Setup is a 3 flloor house where the 3 wired network locations have wireless overlap. The problem was that the access points would not hand off the wireless signal because the channels for each airport/TC were automatically set to the same channel. In non-apple setups, this is how you force a wireless client to switch access points (since the wireless software on your client/mac/windows can detect which access point is stronger and moves to the alternate channel.
Using apple's "Extend this wireless network" option removes any ability to manually configure wireless channels. I am writing this from memory, so feel free to ask questions and I will track this topic:
Procedure
Setup time capsule as your base station. Do all the setup for your wireless and guest networks. Manually configure the network and change the wireless channel to a specific channel for a/b/g networks (e.g., 3) and n networks (e.g, 167).
Plug your first airport extreme/access point into your wired network. Do not plug it into the "internet" ethernet plug, use one of the 3 ethernet switch locations
Use the airport utility to first configure it to "extend" your wired network.
Then, go in and reconfigure it manually in the airport utility. Choose the option to setup a "new network" and name the network the same as the TC wireless network name, security, etc.
Change the channel from "auto" to a different channel than the TC (e.g., 6 and 137).
Now go to the top tab and click on the "internet" icon
Go to the DHCP tab and change it to "bridge mode." This will tell the AE to not give out IP addresses (the TC will do this for you). If you get an error that the IP ranges conflict, you have not done this
Note that if you have a guest network setup, you will need to set this up on the AE as well.
Now test your airport setup. Take your client (macbook, iOS device) and connect to your network. Move to a spot near the TC and pull up a web page. Keep an eye on the signal strength and beginv moving toward the AE. Refresh the page as you move around. You should at some point see the signal strength increase. Refresh your page again. You should be now connected to to the AE. I have found that Macbooks do a better job than iOS devices because you get an extra signal bar to measure strength, and they have larger antennas which allows you to better measure problems with handoff
Another test you can do is to start backing up on your TC and then test the move. The handoff will truly show you that the TC is handling the process but the AE is relaying to the TC for backup.
If you need to setup another AE, simply follow setups 3-10.
I hope this helps others. I've done this setup 100 times on Linksys devices and although they are cumbersome, they at least allow me to do this setup much more quickly and easily than the apple products.

Separate sampling rate for two different channels for a USB-6009 daq

Hi,
I am using a USB-6009 and incorporating the 'daq assistant' to change the sample rate. I am trying to find a way to set the sampling rate to two unique values for two separate channels. I've tried setting up two daq assistants and adjusting the sample rate different for each channel, though this does not work. Is there any way to set the sample rate high for all channels then reduce the rate for a different channel - or an alternative? I would appreciate any input on this, thank you!
- Anthony
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All tasks on a DAQ board that use a sampling clock must use the same clock. Therefore, you cannot have two tasks on the same DAQ board sample at different rates.
Alternatives would be:
1. to combine all of the channels into a single task and just accept the extra data
2. get an extra DAQ board to use in parallel
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APs using different channels for the same SSID

Hi,
This might be a stupid question, but I am wondering why my Aironet 1602i and 2602i access points connected to the same controller would use different channels for the same network. Would this be to avoid interference? If so, I am planning to put 9 access points throughout the office and they will be fairly close to each other. Would this increase the risk of interference?
Thanks,
Tibet

That is normal. The WLC is determining the best channel and being in different channels is the best. When you add more, the WLC will decide by the use if RRM what channels and power levels to allocate to each AP.
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How to transmit counter input data of different channels simultaneously?

Hello.
I'm using X-series PCIe-6361 DAQ board which have 8 DMA channels and Labview 8.2.1. I upgraded the version of DAQmx as 9.0 which supports the X-series devices and confirmed the board worked normally on my system.
I'm trying to measure the pulse width continuously from 4 different pulse trains with CMOS level. The frequencies of signals are same but the pulse width and phase are varying with respect to time.
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/tut/p/id/9376
From the tutorial page of NI X-series, I saw the following expression "X Series also includes eight DMA channels to stream data directly
between the device and PC memory without CPU interaction or additional
programming effort. These eight channels provide parallel data streams for the analog I/O, digital I/O, and all four counter/timers."
But when I started the Labview programming, I realized that the counter functions of different channel cannot be put into a single task. So I couldn't help but separate the read functions into 4 individual tasks and there are timing differences in data transmission between channels up to 250 micro-sec because of the sequential running.
How can I eliminate the timing difference and realize parallel data streams for the counter?

Check out these links. I hope that they help!
Fieldpoint and RT
Logging Data with a FieldPoint FP-20xx to View in a Web Browser
Transferring Files from a FieldPoint FP-20xx through an FTP Server
Introduction to Using DataSocket Commands to Communicate with FieldPoint Etherne
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Watch TV channel

Hi all,
The Watch TV channel seems to be getting quite a few good big american series lately and I was wondering if we are ever likely to get Watch HD?

Hi andydesigns,
Thanks for posting and welcome back!
Watch is available on the extra channels with BTTV. More info on this link - Compare TV offerings
All the best,
Robbie
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Different Sampling rates for different channels in Analog Input

Hi,
I would like to acquire data at different sampling rates on different channels say ACH 0, ACH 1 and so on. I have a PCI 6052E board and NI DAQ 6.9.2. Also is it possible to simultaneously perform Analog output on two different channels along with the Analog input? What will be the problems/consequences as far as the system resources are concerned. I am a beginner in this area and would greatly appreciate any help/pointers for my queries.
Thanking you in advance
Deepak

Search the eaxamples that ship with LV.
Theer is one called simultaneous input and output or something like that.
It will get you started.
re: multiple scan rates. This is acoomplished by sampling all channels at the highest rate and throw away the expttra samples you do not need.
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[svn] 4290: Bug: BLZ-288 - Consumer is only receiving first pushed message when Consumer and RemoteObject that is used to push the messages use different channel sets but same channel .

Revision: 4290
Author: [email protected]
Date: 2008-12-11 14:24:37 -0800 (Thu, 11 Dec 2008)
Log Message:
Bug: BLZ-288 - Consumer is only receiving first pushed message when Consumer and RemoteObject that is used to push the messages use different channel sets but same channel.
QA: Yes
Doc: No
Checkintests Pass: Yes
Details:
* The bug app was arguably generating bogus test data (messages with duplicate ids), and 99.9% of applications won't be configured this way (using multiple ChannelSets with overlapping Channels, pointing at the same server) but it's still worth making this work just right anyways.
Ticket Links:
http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/BLZ-288
Modified Paths:
flex/sdk/trunk/frameworks/projects/rpc/src/mx/messaging/ConsumerMessageDispatcher.as

Remember that Arch Arm is a different distribution, but we try to bend the rules and provide limited support for them. This may or may not be unique to Arch Arm, so you might try asking on their forums as well.

Different channels for different SSID's?

Hi all, we have multiple WLANS/SSID's on our controller, which are broadcasting on all AP's.
Is it possible to configure the AP's to broadcast the SSID's on different channels or is this not necessary/usefull.
Do the 2 SSID's interfere?
Thanks in advance!
Tim

Here is a link to another post.
https://supportforums.cisco.com/message/1285308
Two ssids are fine. The more ssids you create, the more beacons in the air. Cisco had a best practice of no more than 4 if possible especially with older devices on the network. It doesn't mean you can't have more.
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Input range for different channels

Hi,
In one of my experiments, the data I acquire in different channels have different magnitudes (in Volts). Therefore, I am trying to set a different input range to these various channels. Here's a picture (input_range.png) of a part of my VI where I am trying to assign input ranges to the analog input channels.
Channels ai0-7 have the range +/-200mV and channels ai8-15 have +/-500V. I do not have the equipment with me at the moment, so I can't test this. But I am wondering whether this is how you would normally set different input ranges for different channels or whether there's a better way to do this.
Cheers.
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Thanks for the quick reply Mike.
I found the following post which showed me how to do it
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=170&message.id=318492&query.id=74076#M318492
However, I am having difficulties in actually acheiving this. Firstly, I don't know how to set up the arrays as he's done there. Secondly, I could not get the auto-indexing to work. I've attached a pic of my attempt. When I try to enable auto-indexing on the right-hand side of the for-loop it breaks the wires and I can't even enable auto-indexing on the left hand side.
Will it be possible to attach a VI for this part so I can see what functions you've used.
Cheers.
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Can I set different input range in different channel in cFP AI100

Dear Sir:
I have one question about the input range of cFP AI 100. Can I set different input range for different channel in one cFP? Also, can I set different input type (voltage or current) for different channel in one cFP? If yes, how? Thanks.
Best Regards.
Fred

Hi Fred,
The answer to both questions is yes. In MAX, in the Channel Configuration Tab of your cFP-AI-100, you can specify your range to be one of a number of settings for current or voltage. To configure separate channels, simply select the channel and then select the range. See the attached screenshot for more details.
Regards,
Sean C.
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1 Extreme, 2 Express extended network - same or different channels?

Hi Everyone,
I'm currently having a Wireless network consisting of an Airport Extreme (5th gen) and two Airport Expresses (current n models).
The AE is set to "create a wireless network" on manually selected channels 48 (5GHz) and 1 (2,4GHz).
I want to know if it's a good idea to set the remote AXs to different channels to reduce possible wireless noise. Is it even possible without losing the "single wireless network" status?
Thanks a lot for your input!

It's a completely different type of setup if you are planning to connect using Ethernet to the AX devices.
Use AirPort Utility - Manual Setup
Click the Base Station tab to name the device, establish a device password, and adjust Time Zone
Click the Wireless tab
Wireless Mode = Create a wireless network (not "extend" as you might think)
Wireless Network Name = Same name as the AirPort Extreme network
Check mark next to Allow network to be extended
Radio Mode = 802.11n (802.11 b/g compatible) a good choice
Channel = Automatic or set each up manually 4-5 channels apart
Wireless Security = Same setting as the AirPort Extreme network
Wireless Password = Same password as the AirPort Extreme network
Confirm Password
Click the Internet icon
Click the Internet Connection tab
Connect Using = Ethernet
Connection Sharing = Off (Bridge Mode)
Update to save settings
Configure the other AX exactly the same way except give a different base station name
Very important to power down and restart the entire network
Power everything off
Start modem first, then AirPort Extreme, then AirPort Expresses, then devices

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