A question for D*N QAM, can I use Genpix, or a DVB-C card...

[newcowrock]

The Story start from that I moved into an apartment that does not allow install dish. The apartment will start use a D * N QAM setup, that does this: several big dishes get signal, then something convert it from qpsk to QAM, then send to several hundreds of units in the APT complex, D * N has some special re ciever to get the QAM (or convert it back to qpsk).

So, my question is: can Genpix deal this kind of QAM, or a DVB-C card can do that? And even if a DVB-C card can deal with this kind of QAM, can dvbdream deal with it?

Thanks.

[genpix]

I have no idea what you are talking about, sorry.
i tried to google for "D*N QAM".
found nothing....
are you sure you spelled this thing correctly?
is there a model number?

added: did you mean DishNetwork?

[genpix]

if you meant DishNetwork:
https://rweb.echostar.com/departmental_ ... ations.pdf
then the answer is:
this is DVB-c standard. SkyWalker-1 would NOT see this signal.

[newcowrock]

Thanks, Genpix, possible a DVB-C card work with this and DVBDream?

[newcowrock]

I mean if possible a DVB-C card work with QAM and DVBDream? or DVBDream understand the QAM thing DVB-C card send to it? I am not tech guru, don't know if the question make sense to you.

[genpix]

huh?
DVB-c works with QAM modulations only (and nothing else).
so, your question "can I use DVB-c for QAM?" does not make sense so far ....

[newcowrock]

Sorry for the late response, I got to travel for a while.

I should have made that clearer. Yes theoridically DVB-C works for QAM, I am wondering if DVB-C works for this situation, and does DVBDream and emulat... support DVB-C?

I guess Genpix demodulate qpsk signal and send to DVBDream, and a DVB-C demodulate a QAM signal and send to DVBDream, the signal DVBDream received should be same. Am I right?

[saentist]

yes work

[newcowrock]

saentist,

Could you give me some detail how it works? Thanks.