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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 705972" data-attributes="member: 82144">Okay Bucky, here is the screenshot as promised.- The network provider comes from the BDA Network Providers category. You should use the generic one since you're on Windows 7 (I'm on XP which doesn't have that).- The tuner filter comes from the BDA Source Filters category. Choose one of the BGT3620 tuners that isn't being used.- The capture filter comes from the BDA Receiver Component category. If appropriate, choose the filter with the same suffix as the tuner filter you choose ie. Tuner 0 goes with Capture 0.- The MPEG-2 Demultiplexer comes from the Directshow Filters category. Don't worry if it doesn't have output pins when you insert it. Just don't connect it to the capture filter.- The Transport Information Filter (TIF) and Sections And Tables filter come from the Transport Information Renderer category.- The Cyberlink codecs will be in the Directshow Filters category, as will the video renderer. You will want to choose the EVR renderer (again, not available on XP so not in the screenshot).- The audio renderer is in the Audio Renderers category. I recommend you stick with the Default Directsound device to start with, but you can experiment if it doesn't work.Once you have everything in the graph, connect the network provider to the tuner, and the tuner to the capture by clicking and holding on the appropriate output &quot;pin&quot;, dragging the mouse to the appropriate input &quot;pin&quot;, and finally releasing. For the rest, right click on the output pin of the capture filter and click render pin. That will automatically connect things up. It may add some filters that you didn't want. Just delete them and replace them with the filters you added earlier. Note that the output pins on the Demultiplexer are meant to connect to specific things, so you have to connect the audio to pin 3 etc. Finally, I don't have the Cyberlink Audio decoder so I improvised with AC3Filter.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 705972, member: 82144"] Okay Bucky, here is the screenshot as promised. - The network provider comes from the BDA Network Providers category. You should use the generic one since you're on Windows 7 (I'm on XP which doesn't have that). - The tuner filter comes from the BDA Source Filters category. Choose one of the BGT3620 tuners that isn't being used. - The capture filter comes from the BDA Receiver Component category. If appropriate, choose the filter with the same suffix as the tuner filter you choose ie. Tuner 0 goes with Capture 0. - The MPEG-2 Demultiplexer comes from the Directshow Filters category. Don't worry if it doesn't have output pins when you insert it. Just don't connect it to the capture filter. - The Transport Information Filter (TIF) and Sections And Tables filter come from the Transport Information Renderer category. - The Cyberlink codecs will be in the Directshow Filters category, as will the video renderer. You will want to choose the EVR renderer (again, not available on XP so not in the screenshot). - The audio renderer is in the Audio Renderers category. I recommend you stick with the Default Directsound device to start with, but you can experiment if it doesn't work. Once you have everything in the graph, connect the network provider to the tuner, and the tuner to the capture by clicking and holding on the appropriate output "pin", dragging the mouse to the appropriate input "pin", and finally releasing. For the rest, right click on the output pin of the capture filter and click render pin. That will automatically connect things up. It may add some filters that you didn't want. Just delete them and replace them with the filters you added earlier. Note that the output pins on the Demultiplexer are meant to connect to specific things, so you have to connect the audio to pin 3 etc. Finally, I don't have the Cyberlink Audio decoder so I improvised with AC3Filter. [/QUOTE]

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