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<blockquote data-quote="mruane" data-source="post: 250327" data-attributes="member: 21044">Thanks McraenzYes I think that you have it in one. The CARD table in the database has a column called GRABEPG which is set to TRUE by default.&nbsp; There does not appear to be any user interface element to set that column to false.&nbsp; I will manually set it to FALSE for the DVB-T card and see what happens. However, I suspect that the column is being ignored.Let me know if you want a tester.[USER=55993]handya[/USER], I had a feeling that combining the DVB-T and Freeview DVB-S would fix the problem but that means that you will take your TV3 feed from the DVB-T card by default and fall back to DVB-S if that card is busy. Its not a bad solution but I would prefer to select DVB-T only when I want to record something in HD. For normal purposes I prefer DVB-S and the associated MPEG2 stream because of the smaller recordings.Cheers Mike</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mruane, post: 250327, member: 21044"] Thanks Mcraenz Yes I think that you have it in one. The CARD table in the database has a column called GRABEPG which is set to TRUE by default. There does not appear to be any user interface element to set that column to false. I will manually set it to FALSE for the DVB-T card and see what happens. However, I suspect that the column is being ignored. Let me know if you want a tester. [USER=55993]handya[/USER], I had a feeling that combining the DVB-T and Freeview DVB-S would fix the problem but that means that you will take your TV3 feed from the DVB-T card by default and fall back to DVB-S if that card is busy. Its not a bad solution but I would prefer to select DVB-T only when I want to record something in HD. For normal purposes I prefer DVB-S and the associated MPEG2 stream because of the smaller recordings. Cheers Mike [/QUOTE]

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