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<blockquote data-quote="eXDee" data-source="post: 294296" data-attributes="member: 68077">Okay, i did some testing.I disabled both analogue tuners and switched between digital channels. Recorded one and watched 3. Recorded 3 and one and watched c4. All worked fine, so nothing wrong in that departmentEnabled a single analogue tuner so now the enabled card setup looks like (also in order of priority)Hybrid 1--DVB-T Hybrid 2--Analogue --DVB-THeres what i did, what the source is, what happened and which hybrid im guessing its usingRecorded One (DVB-T) - Works (Hybrid 1)Switched to TV3 (DVB-T) - Works (Hybrid 2)Switched to TVNZ6 (DVB-T) - Works (Hybrid 1, possibly 2 - same mux as One)Switched to Analogue TV2 - Works (Hybrid 2)Switched to Sky (svideo) - Works (Hybrid 2)Switched to TV3 (DVB-T) - Timeshift Error (Can't use Hybrid 2)Switched to TV2 (DVB-T) - works (same mux as TV1 which is still recording) (Hybrid 1)Stopped recording (Hybrid 1)Switched to TV3 (DVB-T) - Works again&nbsp; (Hybrid 1)Switched to TV2 (DVB-T) - Works (Hybrid 1)Switched to Analogue TV1&nbsp; - Timeshift Error (Can't use Hybrid 2)Switched to Sky (svideo) - Timeshift Error (Can't use Hybrid 2)It seems switching from analogue to DVB-T will kill that hybrid tuner completely - as you may notice after going analogue i can no longer use Hybrid 2 which it was obviously using. As soon as recording TVOne stops, it frees up Hybrid 1 allowing me to tune DVB-T again on other muxes, but hybrid 2 is still dead. For some reason using analogue will kill the DVB-T tuner, and then the analogue tuner after you change channel.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="eXDee, post: 294296, member: 68077"] Okay, i did some testing. I disabled both analogue tuners and switched between digital channels. Recorded one and watched 3. Recorded 3 and one and watched c4. All worked fine, so nothing wrong in that department Enabled a single analogue tuner so now the enabled card setup looks like (also in order of priority) Hybrid 1 --DVB-T Hybrid 2 --Analogue --DVB-T Heres what i did, what the source is, what happened and which hybrid im guessing its using Recorded One (DVB-T) - Works (Hybrid 1) Switched to TV3 (DVB-T) - Works (Hybrid 2) Switched to TVNZ6 (DVB-T) - Works (Hybrid 1, possibly 2 - same mux as One) Switched to Analogue TV2 - Works (Hybrid 2) Switched to Sky (svideo) - Works (Hybrid 2) Switched to TV3 (DVB-T) - Timeshift Error (Can't use Hybrid 2) Switched to TV2 (DVB-T) - works (same mux as TV1 which is still recording) (Hybrid 1) Stopped recording (Hybrid 1) Switched to TV3 (DVB-T) - Works again (Hybrid 1) Switched to TV2 (DVB-T) - Works (Hybrid 1) Switched to Analogue TV1 - Timeshift Error (Can't use Hybrid 2) Switched to Sky (svideo) - Timeshift Error (Can't use Hybrid 2) It seems switching from analogue to DVB-T will kill that hybrid tuner completely - as you may notice after going analogue i can no longer use Hybrid 2 which it was obviously using. As soon as recording TVOne stops, it frees up Hybrid 1 allowing me to tune DVB-T again on other muxes, but hybrid 2 is still dead. For some reason using analogue will kill the DVB-T tuner, and then the analogue tuner after you change channel. [/QUOTE]

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