SkyQ Wideband LNB

Buzz

I have a SkyQ wideband lnb and am hoping to get this working in tvheadend for use with UK freesat channels.
If I plug one wire into my TV, I get the vertical channels and the other gets the horizontal ones.

So I bought a Sundtek Dual Tuner hoping to tune one tuner to the H channels and other to V.

I've installed the drivers and the tuners are detected, but no services are picked up when scanning Astra 28.2e
I assume I need to make some changes to the lnb type, but I'm not sure what.

Am I on the right track? Or do I just need to bit the bullet and buy a multi switch?
Thanks

Markus Rechberger (Sundtek)

Did you get anywhere in the meanwhile?

You might try to do a blindscan /opt/bin/mediaclient --blindscan /dev/dvb/adapter0/frontend0 to get a list of reference frequencies which you might enter in TVHeadend.

Buzz

I managed to get this in a working state. For anyone that comes across this, the setup, it's not ideal, if you can change the LNB, do, but for my use case, it's fine for now.
The SQY Q LNB requires a different low frequency offset, which are read only in tvh. I've read that you can change this and build from source, but I went a different route.
I've installed MiniSatIP and used the command minisatip -f -L *:10410-0-0 to set the LNB settings. TvHeadend then picks this up as dual SAT>IP tuner.
I've created 2 separate networks in tvheadend. One for Horizontal and one for Vertical, assigned them to the correct tuners and manually added the required Mux's to each.
This is all working but due to the polarity split, the auto mux scans don't work well, so there's a fair bit of manual effort