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<blockquote data-quote="breese" data-source="post: 987885" data-attributes="member: 114299">Seeing the server TV scan was complete, I did not do a fresh scan.I did start the watchdog on the client.. Ran a few channels thru (dont ask me if they actually were encripted, nothing tells me they are or are not).Gathered up the logs and here they are...fyi: I am willing to create an MP User account and open the firewall to the client if it would help.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Just as reference, I am not trying to do Over The Air... Matter of fact, MP has worked great when I was doing that.WOW cable made the decision to use the Clear QAM information on non-scrambled channels available across the cable line. While there are improvements that need to be done, it seems to work for some.Also, I sent an email requesting developer information on what they are actually sending across the cable to identify Clear QAM.. no response yet but then again I just sent the request.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="breese, post: 987885, member: 114299"] Seeing the server TV scan was complete, I did not do a fresh scan. I did start the watchdog on the client.. Ran a few channels thru (dont ask me if they actually were encripted, nothing tells me they are or are not). Gathered up the logs and here they are... fyi: I am willing to create an MP User account and open the firewall to the client if it would help. Just as reference, I am not trying to do Over The Air... Matter of fact, MP has worked great when I was doing that. WOW cable made the decision to use the Clear QAM information on non-scrambled channels available across the cable line. While there are improvements that need to be done, it seems to work for some. Also, I sent an email requesting developer information on what they are actually sending across the cable to identify Clear QAM.. no response yet but then again I just sent the request. [/QUOTE]

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