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<blockquote data-quote="Sigpi007" data-source="post: 1023898" data-attributes="member: 133193">LOL... yes... that was only a test box.&nbsp; Main setup is hardwired via gigabit router.&nbsp; Nice thing about having a standalone Ethernet TV tuner... you can use it across several PCs.&nbsp; Hmm... I wonder if I ever disabled the TV service on that test box?&nbsp; Probably a good idea to ensure no conflicts with the tuners, especially if they are both running Schedules Direct at the same default time.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;With WOW internet... I would not be surprised if there was some goofy routing issue.&nbsp;&nbsp; But my my complaints with SD is not about download time, but more so about the hassle it is to configure it with WOW cable.&nbsp; I have had the same issues you had with it Breese, but as I former DB programmer, I just tapped into the database tables and manually updated everything via scripts and good old fashion typing.&nbsp; There was so much garbage in the &quot;channel&quot; db table it was amazing.&nbsp; I vaguely remember that the channel numbers were populating in the wrong column, which is at the source of your issues I bet.&nbsp; <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" />&nbsp; Once the SD service threw the error this week that led to the service stopping, that's when I was ready to throw in the towel with it.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Oh hell... how do I update THAT?&nbsp; The last thing I want to do is call WOW cable service again.&nbsp; (In their defense, I hate calling any cable company to come out.&nbsp; You just have to love watching their eyes glaze over as you try to explain that... YES... I want to use a CableCard... and NO... its not going into a Tivo.)&nbsp;Will post logs tonight.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sigpi007, post: 1023898, member: 133193"] LOL... yes... that was only a test box. Main setup is hardwired via gigabit router. Nice thing about having a standalone Ethernet TV tuner... you can use it across several PCs. Hmm... I wonder if I ever disabled the TV service on that test box? Probably a good idea to ensure no conflicts with the tuners, especially if they are both running Schedules Direct at the same default time. With WOW internet... I would not be surprised if there was some goofy routing issue. But my my complaints with SD is not about download time, but more so about the hassle it is to configure it with WOW cable. I have had the same issues you had with it Breese, but as I former DB programmer, I just tapped into the database tables and manually updated everything via scripts and good old fashion typing. There was so much garbage in the "channel" db table it was amazing. I vaguely remember that the channel numbers were populating in the wrong column, which is at the source of your issues I bet. ;) Once the SD service threw the error this week that led to the service stopping, that's when I was ready to throw in the towel with it. Oh hell... how do I update THAT? The last thing I want to do is call WOW cable service again. (In their defense, I hate calling any cable company to come out. You just have to love watching their eyes glaze over as you try to explain that... YES... I want to use a CableCard... and NO... its not going into a Tivo.) Will post logs tonight. [/QUOTE]

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