It usually means you haven't got your TV aerial plugged in, or if it is, the signal is just too weak. This might be because your aerial isn't good enough for DVB, there may be signal loses in the cable between your aerial and the TV, or you might live in a fringe area where the signal isn't very strong anyway, and poor local atmospheric/weather conditions are making the signal even worse.
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AudioVisual: Denon 4310/2500, Apex 5.1, Panasonic 50GT50, Samsung DT7800, Acer Revo Media PC running XBMC Eden Live TV edition, WD 3TB NAS HiFi: Exposure 13,21,16 monos, Levinson 390s, SME 10/Lyra, Magnum 102, Usher 8871 Headphones: Stax 006/404, Beyer 990 Fluff: Mana, RAKords/gizmos, QRT, PureAV, Harmony 1100
It usually means you haven't got your TV aerial plugged in, or if it is, the signal is just too weak. This might be because your aerial isn't good enough for DVB, there may be signal loses in the cable between your aerial and the TV, or you might live in a fringe area where the signal isn't very strong anyway, and poor local atmospheric/weather conditions are making the signal even worse.
AudioVisual: Denon 4310/2500, Apex 5.1, Panasonic 50GT50, Samsung DT7800, Acer Revo Media PC running XBMC Eden Live TV edition, WD 3TB NAS HiFi: Exposure 13,21,16 monos, Levinson 390s, SME 10/Lyra, Magnum 102, Usher 8871 Headphones: Stax 006/404, Beyer 990 Fluff: Mana, RAKords/gizmos, QRT, PureAV, Harmony 1100