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<blockquote data-quote="dan_nz" data-source="post: 169396" data-attributes="member: 54473">OK guys, I'm trying my hardest to try and get MediaPortal to work as I expect it to, but never have I had to jump through so many [flaming] hoops just to get a picture on the screen. As my friend said last night, it's a sad day when it's easier to configure something on Linux than on Windows.I tried mcraenz's idea of switching PCI slots, but now I'm in a much worse position than I was last night. Now I can receive the channel lists but whenever I try to preview the channels I just get a NoVideoAudioDetected error message, even when using MediaPortal itself. I restart the computer, and then for some unknown reason the system (yes all task manager says is &quot;system&quot;) uses 50% CPU... until I load the TV Server config. Then if I try and preview (and get the error message), it's now going at 50% again, until I switch a tab and it's alright, unless I get to the Manual control tab and it isn't grabbing any EPG.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dan_nz, post: 169396, member: 54473"] OK guys, I'm trying my hardest to try and get MediaPortal to work as I expect it to, but never have I had to jump through so many [flaming] hoops just to get a picture on the screen. As my friend said last night, it's a sad day when it's easier to configure something on Linux than on Windows. I tried mcraenz's idea of switching PCI slots, but now I'm in a much worse position than I was last night. Now I can receive the channel lists but whenever I try to preview the channels I just get a NoVideoAudioDetected error message, even when using MediaPortal itself. I restart the computer, and then for some unknown reason the system (yes all task manager says is "system") uses 50% CPU... until I load the TV Server config. Then if I try and preview (and get the error message), it's now going at 50% again, until I switch a tab and it's alright, unless I get to the Manual control tab and it isn't grabbing any EPG. [/QUOTE]

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