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<blockquote data-quote="JustCallMatt" data-source="post: 1149132" data-attributes="member: 154370">Yes, KJRH is the local NBC affiliate here in Tulsa, OK. My cable provider is Cox Communications. They just underwent a transition to all digital, meaning that you can no longer get basic channels without a &quot;mini-box&quot;. I have two Tivo DVRs running CableCards, and they are working perfectly (though they have to be attached to a Digital Tuning Adapter (Motorola MTR700) to get some channels properly. On my PC, I have the SiliconDust HomeRun Prime HD Tuner, with a Cable Company provided CableCard inserted (and paired/recognized/authorized), then a Motorola tuning adapter connected to the HomeRun HD. In essence, this is mimicking my Tivo setup. Before I tried MediaPortal, I was trying to use the native Windows 7 Media Center, and it recognized the tuner and cablecard, but it also told me channels were not authorized. Kind of the same result as with MP.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JustCallMatt, post: 1149132, member: 154370"] Yes, KJRH is the local NBC affiliate here in Tulsa, OK. My cable provider is Cox Communications. They just underwent a transition to all digital, meaning that you can no longer get basic channels without a "mini-box". I have two Tivo DVRs running CableCards, and they are working perfectly (though they have to be attached to a Digital Tuning Adapter (Motorola MTR700) to get some channels properly. On my PC, I have the SiliconDust HomeRun Prime HD Tuner, with a Cable Company provided CableCard inserted (and paired/recognized/authorized), then a Motorola tuning adapter connected to the HomeRun HD. In essence, this is mimicking my Tivo setup. Before I tried MediaPortal, I was trying to use the native Windows 7 Media Center, and it recognized the tuner and cablecard, but it also told me channels were not authorized. Kind of the same result as with MP. [/QUOTE]

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