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Message: <blockquote data-quote="breese" data-source="post: 988258" data-attributes="member: 114299">I have worked for hours on gathering info I think might help.The last set of MP logs I uploaded are current. I have done nothing else on the server or client.Included in the WinTV zip are all the log files I could find, the database files, some XML files it seems to be using, and because I updated to the newest version of WinTV, I included some of the ini files.Also, the WinTV application scanned the entire cable and found 362 channels in 6 minutes. Way faster than MP. Also in here is a spreadsheet I have been working on.The top half I started has the WOW channels listing and the WinTV findings to all unencrypted QAM Channels. I was going to do a search of the MP scan files and add them to the spreadsheet but soon discovered a number of channels in MP are off by 1. I am sure you will see it.... The bottom half of the spreadsheet (Yellow seperator) is the Raw finding within the WinTV application.Becuse I could not locate what I think would have been a simular MP scan log, I typed each and every one in and included Y if it found it to be encrypted and all the Channel names.Needless to say, I have done everything I can think of to get as much info into your hands as possible.Want more... tell me where it is and I will get it for you OR someone IM me and I will look into them having direct access. More:As the day went on I continued to see things that others have mentioned or I did. Here is a set of notes I created today while working on all this other stuff  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------I have spent a great deal of time comparing WinTV channel findings and MP Findings. I have read more threads on issues from Unknown xxx.yy and answers are almost always “preview and rename” Encrypted Red Balloons not showing up, and LUN being set to 10000 for all channels. In an effort to help find the issues, I have done everything from creating new Freq Scan Files to changing SDT/VCT settings from Default to 120 seconds, doing multiple rescan’s., and setting TVService to everything from Default to Realtime. All the SDT/VCT has done is make the scans take a lot longer. Multiple scans do find more channels (also as Unknown xxx.yy) but doing this also makes it take longer for a completely ready system. My latest effort is the creation of a spreadsheet broken down by my cable providers Channel Info, WinTV’s discovery of QAM (and other open) channels, and reading the Scan Log of MP’s scanning for channels using multiple different Freq Scan files. Here is my current list of known issues… yes, some repeat info from earlier posts but just thought it might help someone who discovers this thread and wants up to date info without having to read the whole thread. Channel scans produce an Unknown xxxx.yyy that is not human readable for end users. In the US QAM world, channels are Channel.SubChannel (xx.yy) that are also usable for changing channels on a QAM ready TV. Channel scans are not distinguishing encrypted channels (this one seems to come and go over time and MP updates). Channel scans set LUN to 10000 for all channels found  As I said before, not dependent on General / Scan / SDT/VCT setting. Have tried everything from Default Seconds to 120 Seconds. Have also tried TVService priority from Default to Realtime. LCN Issues have been raised multiple times going back to 2008 and as recent as 2012<a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/one-mux-only-gives-me-10000-for-lcn.39647/" target="_blank">https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/one-mux-only-gives-me-10000-for-lcn.39647/</a><a href="http://mantis.team-mediaportal.com/view.php?id=1367" target="_blank">http://mantis.team-mediaportal.com/view.php?id=1367</a><a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/scanning-satellite-19-2-is-naming-the-channels-10000-only.117301/" target="_blank">https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/scanning-satellite-19-2-is-naming-the-channels-10000-only.117301/</a></blockquote>

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