I think no.

You could configure the tuner in the settings to C or T

I can not believe that your provider sends C (cable) and T (Terrestrial) in one cable.

just imagine you can mix signal of two cables in to single cause used bands can be different
also any switching option like diseq we don't have

personaly me are lucky cause my cable provider sens signal in DVB-T(mpeg2) and on air i have DVB-T too just mpeg4
but i have few friends with DVB-C in cable and they cant add terrestial services

Zitat von alter ego

I want to buy a dreambox 7020HD, but I have a question about your hybrid DVB-C / T tuner, my cable company sent the two systems in the same cable, I can see both systems with a single hybrid tuner?.

Thanks for the help.

If your signal provider sends signals with a coax cable, then it's DVB-C. If your signal provider send wireless and you need a antenna, then it's mostly DVB-T.
So whatever commercial crap (marketing) your cable company tells you, if it goes over a coax cable then it's DVB-C.
Maybe they mean, channels that are transmitted over DVB-T can also been viewed over DVB-C (and probably also DVB-S2).

I use a CXD1981 hybrid tuner . You select in the tuner configuration if it acts like a DVB-C or as a DVB-T, so it cannot do C & T at the same time.

Zitat von ACTAsucks

So whatever commercial crap (marketing) your cable company tells you, if it goes over a coax cable then it's DVB-C.

don't talk if you don't know, DVB-T and DVB-C are differently modulated signals
if you have DVB-T tuner you cant receive DVB-C signal and oposite
my cable provider(and another two in my city) use DVB-T tuners and send DVB-T signal over cable,
just frequencies are in hyperband area

air + cable

Riga_Air:


Prov;		Freq;	Chan;	CodeRateLP;	CodeRateHP;	Constelation;	TransmisionMode;	Guard;
LTK		530	DM28	1/2		2/3		Qam16		8k			1/16
LTK		554	DM31	1/2		2/3		Qam64		8k			1/16
#-DLRTC		-610	DM38	1/2		3/4		Qam64		8k			1/8
LTK		650	DM43	1/2		2/3		Qam64		8k			1/16
#-LMT(DVB-H)	-658	DM44	1/2		1/2		QPSK		8k			1/4	
LTK		666	DM45	1/2		2/3		Qam64		8k			1/16
LTK		690	DM48	1/2		2/3		Qam64		8k			1/16
LTK		778	DM59	1/2		3/4		Qam64		8k			1/32
LTK		834	DM66	1/2		3/4		Qam64		8k			1/16






Baltkom_MMDS:


Prov;		Freq;	Chan;	CodeRateLP;	CodeRateHP;	Constelation;	TransmisionMode;	Guard;
Baltcom		298		2/3		3/4		Qam64		8k			1/16
Baltcom		306		2/3		3/4		Qam64		8k			1/16
Baltcom		314		2/3		3/4		Qam64		8k			1/16
		-
Baltcom		330		2/3		3/4		Qam64		8k			1/16
Baltcom		338		2/3		3/4		Qam64		8k			1/16
		-
Baltcom		354		2/3		3/4		Qam64		8k			1/16
		-
Baltcom		370		2/3		3/4		Qam64		8k			1/16
Baltcom		378		2/3		3/4		Qam64		8k			1/16
Baltcom		386		2/3		3/4		Qam64		8k			1/16
Baltcom		394		2/3		3/4		Qam64		8k			1/16
Baltcom		402		2/3		3/4		Qam64		8k			1/16
Baltcom		410		2/3		3/4		Qam64		8k			1/16
Baltcom		418		2/3		3/4		Qam64		8k			1/16
Baltcom		426		2/3		3/4		Qam64		8k			1/16
Baltcom		434		2/3		3/4		Qam64		8k			1/16
Baltcom		442		2/3		3/4		Qam64		8k			1/16
Baltcom		450		2/3		3/4		Qam64		8k			1/16
Baltcom		458		2/3		3/4		Qam64		8k			1/16
Baltcom		466		2/3		3/4		Qam64		8k			1/16
		-	DM21	2/3		3/4		Qam64		8k			1/16
Baltcom		482		2/3		3/4		Qam64		8k			1/16

So, in case ofthe topicstarter, if Cable provider sends DVB-C AND DVB-T over coax cable, then don't use one DVB-C/T hybrid tuner.
Use two separate tuners, for DVB-C and DVB-T, and connect them parallel to the coax connection of your cable provider.

MartiniB, sorry for my previous reply, but it sounds so stupid to use DVB-T over Coax. But i guess i'm the one who's stupid.

To be honest, I've never heard that before, too.

more stupid is use separate tuner modules
one dvb-t/c to able receive dvb-t
and second dvb-t/c to receive dvb-c
when job can be done by both of devices (if signal mixed to one cable)

in case cable provider broadcasts in dvb-t that is possible in my dm8000 with old dvb-t modules -
receive cable+air on both additional tuners