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<blockquote data-quote="yarzy" data-source="post: 591916" data-attributes="member: 102900">Thanks so much for getting back to me.&nbsp; Well, it looks like I have a new problem before I can even test out my first issue.&nbsp; I decided to uninstall everything and start fresh.&nbsp; I redid the install, and did my scan on my TV tuner card.&nbsp; It found all the channels, however all the channels have the same channel number, so I am getting errors when trying to watch TV.How can I fix this one?THANKS!I was able to get the channels back, so I am back to the first issue.To answer your question, I have set CBVA DMO for MPEG-2. CoreAVC for h264, ArcSoft for Audio, Monogram for AAC, and default for Audio Renderer.&nbsp; I am pulling over the air signals (digital) from an antenna.&nbsp; Windows Media Center and other TV's look just fine, so the signal is good.&nbsp; The signal meeter also shows a strong signal.Any ideas?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="yarzy, post: 591916, member: 102900"] Thanks so much for getting back to me. Well, it looks like I have a new problem before I can even test out my first issue. I decided to uninstall everything and start fresh. I redid the install, and did my scan on my TV tuner card. It found all the channels, however all the channels have the same channel number, so I am getting errors when trying to watch TV. How can I fix this one? THANKS! I was able to get the channels back, so I am back to the first issue. To answer your question, I have set CBVA DMO for MPEG-2. CoreAVC for h264, ArcSoft for Audio, Monogram for AAC, and default for Audio Renderer. I am pulling over the air signals (digital) from an antenna. Windows Media Center and other TV's look just fine, so the signal is good. The signal meeter also shows a strong signal. Any ideas? [/QUOTE]

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