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<blockquote data-quote="moab" data-source="post: 326248" data-attributes="member: 73157">Hmm you are indeed very close. I used the default settings for the scan. Probably something simple like you are running the scan on the wrong card or the wrong port of the card.My card has 2 inputs: 1 regular TV + 1 ATSC digital HD TV. Or perhaps your card is not supported in MP however this would suprise me. Another option is that another service has gotten hold of your TV card and wont let MP have access. Verify that all other software that uses the card is not running (look in system tray and services).I had some problems with XP Microsoft Windows media center service using the card once. I had installed MP which worked. But then went into Microslop Media Center and tried that. Then re-tried MP and found it would not work.I did a fresh install and that fixed it. What happens is that MP disables media center service when you install it. Re-running mediacenter enables the service which conflicts with MP.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="moab, post: 326248, member: 73157"] Hmm you are indeed very close. I used the default settings for the scan. Probably something simple like you are running the scan on the wrong card or the wrong port of the card. My card has 2 inputs: 1 regular TV + 1 ATSC digital HD TV. Or perhaps your card is not supported in MP however this would suprise me. Another option is that another service has gotten hold of your TV card and wont let MP have access. Verify that all other software that uses the card is not running (look in system tray and services). I had some problems with XP Microsoft Windows media center service using the card once. I had installed MP which worked. But then went into Microslop Media Center and tried that. Then re-tried MP and found it would not work. I did a fresh install and that fixed it. What happens is that MP disables media center service when you install it. Re-running mediacenter enables the service which conflicts with MP. [/QUOTE]

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