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<blockquote data-quote="mcraenz" data-source="post: 399369" data-attributes="member: 54136">Yeah that sounds right. I dunno where I got virtual card from! It can be a bit trick because each group should contain an analog and a digital but on the hardware side the 2 are associated with each other so it's possible to get it mixed up.You want your groups to look like this:Group 1Tuner1AnalogTuner1DigitalGroup 2Tuner2AnalogTuner2DigitalYou wouldn't want to end up like this:Group 1Tuner1AnalogTuner2DigitalGroup 2Tuner2AnalogTuner1DigitalLooking at the device IDs in the database might help to confirm that they are matched correctly. One of these days I'll submit a patch that has something in the TVServer interface to help you match them up. In the good old days a hybrid card just had analog and digital. But with the HVR-2200 you've essentially got 2 hybrid cards with exactly the same name in the interface.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mcraenz, post: 399369, member: 54136"] Yeah that sounds right. I dunno where I got virtual card from! It can be a bit trick because each group should contain an analog and a digital but on the hardware side the 2 are associated with each other so it's possible to get it mixed up. You want your groups to look like this: [U]Group 1[/U] Tuner1Analog Tuner1Digital [U]Group 2[/U] Tuner2Analog Tuner2Digital You [B]wouldn't[/B] want to end up like this: [U]Group 1[/U] Tuner1Analog Tuner2Digital [U]Group 2[/U] Tuner2Analog Tuner1Digital Looking at the device IDs in the database might help to confirm that they are matched correctly. One of these days I'll submit a patch that has something in the TVServer interface to help you match them up. In the good old days a hybrid card just had analog and digital. But with the HVR-2200 you've essentially got 2 hybrid cards with exactly the same name in the interface. [/QUOTE]

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