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Hanz Solo
Добавлен 18 июл 2008
4K Broadcast OTA in Dallas/Ft. Worth? - HDHomerun Connect 4K
Quick video unboxing the HDHomerun Connect 4K and seeing what is broadcast over the air in DFW. Spoiler alert....
NOTHING! Zero! Zilch!
I will continue to scan the channels and will update again when I find a broadcast.
If you know some way for me to pick up a broadcast, please let me know in the comments below.
Thanks!
NOTHING! Zero! Zilch!
I will continue to scan the channels and will update again when I find a broadcast.
If you know some way for me to pick up a broadcast, please let me know in the comments below.
Thanks!
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Line Conditioner Comparison: Furman PST-8 vs Monster Power HTS 3600
Просмотров 38 тыс.4 года назад
In this video I will look at the reduction the Furman PST-8 and PST-8D as well as the Monster Power HTS 3600. We will also compare the outlets and banks within each unit. The test is done with the Greenwave broadband EMI dirty electricity meter which measures electrical pollution in mV (millivolts). Let me know if you have any questions. I did put the Greenwave filter in the Monster Power unit,...
Weight Comparison - BMW X7 M50i 755M vs Savini SV-F 4
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Here I'm comparing the weight difference between a complete factory set of wheels/rims and tires from my 2020 BMW X7 M50i to a complete aftermarket setup from Savini with "Flow Form" technology. The Factory Setup: BMW X7 M50i 755M wheel Front: 22x9.5 275/40ZR 22 Rear: 22x10.5 315/35ZR 22 Savini SV-F4 Setup: Front: 22x10 285/35ZR 22 Rear: 22x12 325/35ZR 22
Anything can be artistic...
Просмотров 4712 лет назад
This video was made to show that if you just add a darkened corner overlay and film burn transitition along with some acoustic guitar music any footage can be "artistic". Also don't forget to come in and out of focus :)
First Shot with my Krag-Jorgensen
Просмотров 2,7 тыс.13 лет назад
This is a short video of the first outing with my "new" 1898 Springfield Armory Krag-Jorgensen
Corsa Sport vs Xtreme on C6 Corvette Vette
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Here is a comparison of the Corsa Sport Axle back system(pre-08 A6 tune) on my 2008 A6. The only mods are a vararam intake and dyno tune which shouldn't affect the note. Second system is the xtreme. Same over the axle pipes, just the mufflers swapped.
Thanks
What are the results from the 8D?
I am guitarist that switched from Furman Power Conditioners to Monster Power Conditioners . Monster is far better in the studio or live on stage.
Very nice to hear that you are an ignorant hifi fraud! Wish you well!
Why is he???
The best is..audio quest…this is not good…not for that much money..buy audioquest…this filter,filtering nothing..is grap..
ATTN: This test is unfair. Hanz solo has not done his homework in finding two comparable products. The Furman does not have any specific DIGITAL FILTERING at all. While the Monster Cable product does. I worked at Monster Cable back in the day. The product Hanz Solo needs to compare is the Furman PST-8 DIGITAL (PAST-8D) . I personally own the Furman PST-8 DIGITAL (PAST-8D). I would NOT buy the Monster Cable unit over the Furman PST-8 DIGITAL (PAST-8D). The Furman PST-8 DIGITAL (PST-8D) goes for $110 currently.
That testing unit is known to be a scam.. just read up on the EMI meter online..
Curious about how the noise levels might have changed if you turned off the lights on that circuit - just to see how much noise they are adding.
These big filter units does not worth the money they ask you. Honest guy but poor technical level... you never mention how much noise a typical system can tolerate!!!
Is KTVT CBS in ATSC 3.0 now?
Okay I see you can measure the noise reduction on the power line. Is there any measurable noise reduction for the audio coming out of your speakers?
Next time you make a video, compare products at the same price level. We are not stupid!
Great comparison. Try comparing a comparable Furman Unit that is a few steps above their powerstrip units. I have the pr 1800 AR that's a voltage regulator and power conditioner. I would hope that would be better than the power strip and anything Monster makes. I would love to see the results.
Monster?!!!! Try Audioquest or a good Reputable Company! Aldo how about checking the Outlet you use for your Sound system
Thanks for taking some objective measurements! Since you have multiple devices, I'm very interested to see what the filtration performance would be like with two devices in a series (one plugged into the other.) I'm especially curious about the Furman units, as they are a lot more accessible in terms of financial cost. I would imagine that theoretically it should provide more filtration, but I would be very grateful if you had the time to confirm this.
How much surge protection does the Furman have?
Does this require the $35/yr TVguide subscription?
It's been 2 years know, have you find a better solution since? Also I was wondering if you did try the greenwave filter directly from the wall socket and also on the Monster
Any updates on KDFW Fox4 for 4K broadcast? Interested if SB57 will go 4K on Fox4.
KDFW is broadcasting in 4K on 104.1, us-bcast 34, physical channel atsc3:593000000:1, however I don't think there has been any actual 4K content....World Cup, Football, etc, nothing. Sports do look good, but not any better than RUclips TV(non-4K).
@@dizump good to know. I saw that AppleTV and FuboTV will be streaming in 4K. I may hold off on a ATSC 3.0 converter until the market improves.
I purchased the Furman and the greenwave in hopes of it getting getting rid of hum from a mixer using 2 different outlets. A $10 ground loop isolator worked while the Furman and greenwave didn't. Not sure is these were suppose to.
Is the greenwave filter a scam?
It does seem to do something...they have been in business for years so I wouldn't think it's complete snake oil.
Thank you for the video. I tried the Furman and the greenwave thanks to your video. I had to return the greenwave. It creates an mini EMF as a side effect and it made me very nauseous. I'm pretty sure it works but just not for me.
Snake oil. Monster being the worst.
What model is the geenwave filter
They only have one. It can be found here: greenwavefilters.com/product/greenwave-dirty-electricity-filter/
I just ordered that exact Furman for 100.00 ,I wonder how much did the monster cost?.
It's been discontinued now for a while. I think I paid around $250 for it 10 years ago...
@@dizump I see wow wasn't exactly cheap for the time but obviously a keeper anyway.
Works alot better than dollar general powerstrips and alot safer. It has helped reduce feedback from my system while safely elimating any contaminated ground issues in the wiring of my 90 year old home , protecting all my electronics from powers spikes and surges.
11/14/22, DFW market still only has one broadcaster of ATSC3.0. they broadcast 4.1 Fox, 23.1 Univision, 49.1 & 49.2 Unimas. The broadcast is only HD at this time, but it is 1080P, instead of 1080I/720P as other DTV signals of ATSC1.0. To note, I don't believe this broadcaster is broadcasting a standardized signal. While I can view without issue on one of my TVs, a second ATSC3.0 TV required actual engineers from the manufacturer to fly to the DFW market, record the signal, and issue me a beta version of their software to allow the TV to broadcast the ATSC3.0 signal. Hopefully more stations come online soon, and they improve the signal broadcast. My fear, is the DFW market is so heavily dependent on subscription TV, the stations will not voluntarily implement the OTA improvements to support ATSC3.0, or utilize its full potential.
Thank you. This was the information I was fixing to post too about ATSC3..0. I have a Samsung smart tv that can also tune ATSC3.0 (Next Gen) channels, and I have noted as well that only Channel 4.1 is at times, but not always, broadcasting 1080p. I wish there was a site that would also tell us when the rest of DFW's channels will get on ATSC3.0.....so for now, I have to get on a streaming service like Netflix to see 4K content..
Hmmmmmmmmm, quite interesting. Own 3 Monsters (turquoise light-from my experience the older ones are better built) and 1 Panamax. However, that White cube is very impressive.
It seems that all the outlets are WIRED IN SERIES.
where to buy the white unit??
greenwavefilters.com/product/greenwave-dirty-electricity-filter/
The question though is is it filtering anything in the audible frequencies? If not...
Thanks for posting this! I had no idea these filters existed. I have been trying to eliminate dirty power noise with a power conditioner, but the to no avail. I was about to spend $1k on a better one, but am going to try the Greenwave with the one I have instead.
How's the greenwave treating you?
What is weight of the tires alone ? Tires have weight different. Need wheel weight only.
Furman, yes, monster power NO!!!!! worked for GC and sold many of them. Saw a bunch come back. I’ve owned 3, THREE!!!! And all three DIED! They built pretty. And supposedly the engineering behind the monsters are noteworthy. But actuality, monster power conditioners are no better than a dollar store power strip.
Nonsense!
the cheapest ones, I'm sure they suck, the pricier stuff doesn't and has good rep
In reality, cleaning up "dirty electric" is usually negligible to zero in the vast majority of so-called power conditioners. I have an expensive Furman PL-PLUS DMC Power Conditioner and the dirty electric signal in my wall outlet is 56 mV and any outlet on the Furman itself is worse at 169 mV. So yeah, according to my Greenwave EMI Dirty Electricity Meter, the Furman is NOT cleaning up the dirty electricity.
Seems like Furman would be out of business
I live in a newer neighberhood with underground power and I am less than a mile from the main carrying power lines. When im running my windows gaming computer with my full Topping audio system and playing it through my Polk R200 speakers or any speakers, it absolutely makes a difference if I am using my Furman PST-8D or not; especially with the 8D in which filter banks I choose to place my monitor and PC affects the performance of my audio components in the other banks. If I use my APC AV7 $20 powerstrip then it dramatically downgrades my system and neurtralizes all the money I spent on a mid tier topping dac over entry or the money i spent to upgrade to my Polk R200. Using a less powerstrip reduces the quality of my experience on any set of Hifi speakers/headphones no matter their price. I also have a Monster HT power conditioner ~$100 it does not isolate outlets more one another like the furman does.
Which green wave filter are you using?? This seems like the cheapest and cleanest energy u can get tbh
I think they just have the one filter. It's their dirty electricity filter.
Reducing distortion on the line doesn't do much for audio but often helps video look better.
And how do you arrive at that conclusion? Dirty electric (EMI) absolutely reduces and can destroy sensitive electronics over time.
@@andynonimuss6298 The fact I have $500,000 worth of reference grade electronics in my 2 channel system, they sound better plugged directly into the wall and I have never, ever, ever and did I mention never in 45 years had any electronics go bad. In fact, I still have a 45 year old amp ( original owner) that is used on a somewhat regular basis, in a secondary system, that is all original. All condtioners i have tried prove detrimental to sound quality. What are your qualifications? I've been designing and building Home Theaters for 30 years, in acoustics for 29 years and I stand by my statement.
The Furman units also provide robust surge suppression and are known for it, That’s the main reason I bought them. I have the 8D but wasn’t sure the first 4 outlets had a filter. Thank you for testing those as well. I think they promote the isolated outlets so there’s no cross contamination. Of course that all depends on the devices you have plugged, it might not do anything for your system. Most modern (well designed) electronics have robust filtration built in that happens at lower voltages and are much easier and cheaper to implement. I got my Furmans mainly for surge suppression.
You made the right choice!
"robust filtration" Very rarely. Engineers tend to put in the bare minimum to keep the device running fine, more and better would help but they don't bother in order to save pennies.
The monster costs about $150 more. I wonder how a comparatively priced furman (such as a M-8S at $230) would compare.
So take this for what it's worth, but I spoke with an engineer at furman, and the filtering which takes place in pretty much all of their units is the same. You are paying more for the form factor, 12v remote, etc. They are still very good, and their support alone is worth the purchase.
Get any furman you can afford, power station or elite series will help your audio out and other electronics
HDHomeRun wants you to believe before purchase that an internet connection is only required for guide data. NOT TRUE! The supporting software will not even start without the internet to be able to "phone home". You get nothing, nada. No watching anything live. No access to anything you have recorded. One reason I desired to have OTA is to be able to rely on it in the event the internet goes down. I found out the hard way it doesn't happen with this. I might as well have relied on 100% streaming. I do have ATSC 3 stations that I get. However, they all use AC-4 for audio. There is no Windows support for that codec. I will be selling mine (I hope) if anyone wants it.
Hey Fred, I was pretty pissed when my internet went out and I couldn't watch from the HDHomerun app (on my apple tv or roku tv) too!. However, I WAS able to watch/tune/load program info/guide with Plex (and I think VLC and the channels app). Those open the stream directly from the device and did work. It was a little clunky, but you should be able to workaround SD's restriction. I agree it's stupid...
@@dizump Yes, Plex is an alternative for $5 / month you do get some extra channels but no ATSC 3.0 OTA. It sees the channels, but no audio. Plex also can't handle two stations with the same EPG data. I haven't tested if it will work without the HDHR subscription yet, but I think it should be OK. I'm also experimenting with some Kodi PVR add ons. I bought the Scribe thinking to record internally and save some network bandwidth. Nope. I'm back to recording to my NAS which is where I have my Plex Server. In any case the HDD in the Scribe is just a waste since it goes unused. I should have saved my money and stayed with my last version, an Extend. HDHR needs to be more forthcoming and transparent about this. I read the specs before purchasing. That's what's pissing me off the most. That's what prompted my posts to here and other channels to begin with. Nick from SD said the "phone home" wasn't being used to confirm your subscription that it was needed for the EPG and UI. Hmmm, why does something that doesn't change that often need to be so dynamic? I suspect they are tracking what is being watched but have no proof yet. When I get a little more time I'm going to snoop the actual comms and see exactly why. Cheers
Update: Just updated to firmware: 20210624, ran a channel scan and now I get no HEVC designated channels. I was getting Fox on 104.1 but now I can't locate it. Today is 11/21/21
I'm running 20211129 (app) / 20211105 (UI) and am getting ATS 3.0 channels with sound !! Plex, Kodi and VLC still do not have sound.
@@BowWowPewPewCQ I'm assuming you just got the email with the app updates? Did that fix the sound issue for you?
@@dizump I didn't get anything. I'll do some digging.
It's been 13 months since this video - anything change with 4k since then?
It hadn’t as of a couple months ago. I’ll scan again this week and update you.
The Furman is way cheaper though. Do a higher end furman
I've run an HTS-5000 for a long time on my home system since I first started getting into it. My first serious TV I bought in 2008 was a Samsung rear projection HDTV and was one of their only series at the time to use an LED based light engine rather than a bulb and color wheel. Turned out, that TV was one of many across multiple manufacturers that would suffer from early failure of the DLP chip, manifested by appearance of bright white spots scattered all over the screen. It was typical that it would happen within the first year or two of use, but I credit my HTS unit with helping my TV last for 12 years of heavy use before I finally retired it. I have now relocated my HTS to my upstairs living room and am shopping around for a high end conditioner for the new theater system I'm currently building from the ground up.
"...it's not filtering...". then what's it for...& If it is filtering... ???WHAT IS IT FILTERING & HOW MUCH IS IT FILTERING?? .. FROM WHERE?? does it compare to display 5% or 2% reduction??? And this instrument power has a 2 pin plug??? 🤣🤣 .. What's measured w.r.t. gnd/ earth??? that's just a noise generator " blackbox" .
Not just a noise generator, actually fairly accurate for EMI mV measurements.
I wonder if the green-wave meter and filter certified for accuracy.
Thats a good question...there was a certification paper in the package, but who knows if it's worth the paper it was printed on...
nice video bro
Is there a reason you wouldn’t want to plug the greenwave filter straight to the wall outlet and then just plug the furman into it instead of Vice versa, freeing up a whole outlet on the furman?
You can plug a Greenwave filter anywhere on the circuit and it will reduce noise to anything down the line. I have several in my house. They work well!
@@andynonimuss6298 perfect, thanks!
8:20 same brand supporting each other ? I wonder if it will be any different if any other one is different brand
What is the actual common name of that device Greenwave Broadband EMI meter ? because I can't find it anywhere in my country
That is the name of the device. I'm sure it's manufactured by someone else and just labeled for Greenwave. I saw another meter that was the same design somewhere else...I think amazon had it at one point.