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<blockquote data-quote="mruane" data-source="post: 209987" data-attributes="member: 21044">Darren, unfortunately I do not use TVE2 (i.e. the built in TV Tuner), so I am not familiar with the setup options in TVE2 and I know the setup is different to TVE3.&nbsp; Why not download TVEngine3 and try that.Also review McRae's site at <a href="http://mcraenz.googlepages.com/" target="_blank">http://mcraenz.googlepages.com/</a> he has a lot of information there about configuration of TVE3. TVE3 is a pretty useful addition to Media Portal because it allows client mode on any other PC on your network, plus it allows you to record multiple channels from the same transponder with just one tuner. You might find that you can get the whole thing up and running much faster because of the support available for TVE3 (eg the pages McRae produced and others).Give it a go, I'm certain you will prefer it.Handya: I have my DVB-T Antenna feed going through a couple of splitters and through a SKY STB so yes a standard UHF splitter should not be a problem. Remember that each splitter introduces about 3-5db of loss so eventually you may need a signal amplifier if you split too many times. However one splitter should not be a problem.Cheers Mike</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mruane, post: 209987, member: 21044"] Darren, unfortunately I do not use TVE2 (i.e. the built in TV Tuner), so I am not familiar with the setup options in TVE2 and I know the setup is different to TVE3. Why not download TVEngine3 and try that. Also review McRae's site at [url]http://mcraenz.googlepages.com/[/url] he has a lot of information there about configuration of TVE3. TVE3 is a pretty useful addition to Media Portal because it allows client mode on any other PC on your network, plus it allows you to record multiple channels from the same transponder with just one tuner. You might find that you can get the whole thing up and running much faster because of the support available for TVE3 (eg the pages McRae produced and others). Give it a go, I'm certain you will prefer it. Handya: I have my DVB-T Antenna feed going through a couple of splitters and through a SKY STB so yes a standard UHF splitter should not be a problem. Remember that each splitter introduces about 3-5db of loss so eventually you may need a signal amplifier if you split too many times. However one splitter should not be a problem. Cheers Mike [/QUOTE]

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