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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 765716" data-attributes="member: 82144">The LNB has to be getting power from somewhere. If the only thing connected to you dish is your two cards, then the card connected to the power pass port has to be providing the power. That means it has to tune first, else the LNB can't provide signal to the other card. The quick solution is to make the card connected to the power pass port the higher priority of the two cards.Partially right. The issue appears to be a codec issue - for some reason MP is attempting to use the FFDShow DXVA codec for MPEG 2 when your configuration says to use the MPC codec. Unfortunately the restart of MP wiped the TsReader log so I can't tell for sure why MP did that. You could try changing the h.264 video codec to the vanilla FFDShow in case that is why MP tried using the DXVA codec (the vanilla version definitely supports MPEG 2), else I'd need some more logs that only show the error.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 765716, member: 82144"] The LNB has to be getting power from somewhere. If the only thing connected to you dish is your two cards, then the card connected to the power pass port has to be providing the power. That means it has to tune first, else the LNB can't provide signal to the other card. The quick solution is to make the card connected to the power pass port the higher priority of the two cards. Partially right. The issue appears to be a codec issue - for some reason MP is attempting to use the FFDShow DXVA codec for MPEG 2 when your configuration says to use the MPC codec. Unfortunately the restart of MP wiped the TsReader log so I can't tell for sure why MP did that. You could try changing the h.264 video codec to the vanilla FFDShow in case that is why MP tried using the DXVA codec (the vanilla version definitely supports MPEG 2), else I'd need some more logs that only show the error. [/QUOTE]

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