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<blockquote data-quote="RobNorthcott" data-source="post: 672207" data-attributes="member: 57999">People tend to prefer it if you post all the log files zipped up, as an attachment.&nbsp; The new installations set up a shortcut on the Start menu that runs MediaPortal in debug mode, then collects all the logs for you after you have replicated the issue. Otherwise, just zip up all the logs from the MP and TVServer directories manually.Bummer.&nbsp; The only other thing I can think of (straw-clutching!) is that the two tuners are interfering with each other somehow when they are both in use.&nbsp; If there's room on your motherboard I'd be tempted to try moving the cards into slots as far apart as possible.&nbsp; You did say the two cards had completely separate aerials didn't you?&nbsp; If not, and they share the same aerial with a splitter, it could just be signal strength issues when both tuners are on, and a booster may help.&nbsp; Apart from that I'm out of ideas.Rob</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RobNorthcott, post: 672207, member: 57999"] People tend to prefer it if you post all the log files zipped up, as an attachment. The new installations set up a shortcut on the Start menu that runs MediaPortal in debug mode, then collects all the logs for you after you have replicated the issue. Otherwise, just zip up all the logs from the MP and TVServer directories manually. Bummer. The only other thing I can think of (straw-clutching!) is that the two tuners are interfering with each other somehow when they are both in use. If there's room on your motherboard I'd be tempted to try moving the cards into slots as far apart as possible. You did say the two cards had completely separate aerials didn't you? If not, and they share the same aerial with a splitter, it could just be signal strength issues when both tuners are on, and a booster may help. Apart from that I'm out of ideas. Rob [/QUOTE]

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