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Ahhhhh, I see. Well radio mode works like this:

0 = no support for radio
1 = supports FM radio
2 = supports AM radio
3 = supports AM and FM radio
(note: MP does not support AM radio)

That information is populated by querying the tuner to figure out what radio modes it supports. If the tuner says it doesn't support radio then that is what will be written to the XML file. Deleting the files and having TV Server recreate them was exactly what I would have asked you to do. The fact that they get recreated the same as before is at least good because it is consistent.

It does seem strange that only one tuner would support FM - maybe you should ask Hauppauge because it could be a driver issue. Of course you could try and set both values to 1 and see what happens. Note that I have no idea what the outcome would be - I don't think there'd be any risk of damaging the tuner, but you never know. Your priority change would be exactly what I'd do in your position...

mm

<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 759830" data-attributes="member: 82144">Ahhhhh, I see. Well radio mode works like this:0 = no support for radio1 = supports FM radio2 = supports AM radio3 = supports AM and FM radio(note: MP does not support AM radio)That information is populated by querying the tuner to figure out what radio modes it supports. If the tuner says it doesn't support radio then that is what will be written to the XML file. Deleting the files and having TV Server recreate them was exactly what I would have asked you to do. The fact that they get recreated the same as before is at least good because it is consistent.It does seem strange that only one tuner would support FM - maybe you should ask Hauppauge because it could be a driver issue. Of course you could try and set both values to 1 and see what happens. Note that I have no idea what the outcome would be - I don't think there'd be any risk of damaging the tuner, but you never know. Your priority change would be exactly what I'd do in your position...mm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 759830, member: 82144"] Ahhhhh, I see. Well radio mode works like this: 0 = no support for radio 1 = supports FM radio 2 = supports AM radio 3 = supports AM and FM radio (note: MP does not support AM radio) That information is populated by querying the tuner to figure out what radio modes it supports. If the tuner says it doesn't support radio then that is what will be written to the XML file. Deleting the files and having TV Server recreate them was exactly what I would have asked you to do. The fact that they get recreated the same as before is at least good because it is consistent. It does seem strange that only one tuner would support FM - maybe you should ask Hauppauge because it could be a driver issue. Of course you could try and set both values to 1 and see what happens. Note that I have no idea what the outcome would be - I don't think there'd be any risk of damaging the tuner, but you never know. Your priority change would be exactly what I'd do in your position... mm [/QUOTE]