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Hi again Jean

Well done.

It is the frequency used to decide whether to turn the 22 kHz (low/high band switchover) signal on or off.
If the transponder frequency is less than "switch", the tuner driver should use the "low" local oscillator frequency to figure out the frequency in the cable. 22 kHz should be off. This is "low band".
If the transponder frequency is greater than "switch", the tuner driver should use the "high" local oscillator frequency to figure out the frequency in the cable. 22 kHz should be on. This is "high band".

In workbench?
Well this is what I do:
1. Open workbench (I use v5.2).
2. Double click on "local instance MySQL" on the left.
3. This prompts me for a password, which I enter.
4. Then I type in the query window: "use mediaportal_tv_server;". That is to say that I want to access the MP TV Server database. In the script it says USE "%TvLibrary%" - the %TvLibrary% part is replaced by TV Server configuration with the configured name of your TV Server database. By default I think it is MpTvDb.
5. Then I copy and paste the rest of the script into the window and run it line by line by selecting the next line then typing ctrl+enter. Note that you may have to remove all the quotation marks (") to get it to run if your database has ANSI quotes turned off. TV Server configuration usually strips these automatically when it runs the script.

After some experimentation last night I think I may have found the problem. Sorry to ask you to do this again, but please could you update to the latest code and see if it works for you.

mm

<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 880422" data-attributes="member: 82144">Hi again Jean&nbsp;Well done. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />&nbsp;<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite3" alt=":(" title="Frown&nbsp; &nbsp; :(" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":(" />&nbsp;It is the frequency used to decide whether to turn the 22 kHz (low/high band switchover) signal on or off.If the transponder frequency is less than &quot;switch&quot;, the tuner driver should use the &quot;low&quot; local oscillator frequency to figure out the frequency in the cable. 22 kHz should be off. This is &quot;low band&quot;.If the transponder frequency is greater than &quot;switch&quot;, the tuner driver should use the &quot;high&quot; local oscillator frequency to figure out the frequency in the cable. 22 kHz should be on. This is &quot;high band&quot;.&nbsp;In workbench?Well this is what I do:1. Open workbench (I use v5.2).2. Double click on &quot;local instance MySQL&quot; on the left.3. This prompts me for a password, which I enter.4. Then I type in the query window: &quot;use mediaportal_tv_server;&quot;. That is to say that I want to access the MP TV Server database. In the script it says USE &quot;%TvLibrary%&quot; - the %TvLibrary% part is replaced by TV Server configuration with the configured name of your TV Server database. By default I think it is MpTvDb.5. Then I copy and paste the rest of the script into the window and run it line by line by selecting the next line then typing ctrl+enter. Note that you may have to remove all the quotation marks (&quot;) to get it to run if your database has ANSI quotes turned off. TV Server configuration usually strips these automatically when it runs the script.&nbsp;After some experimentation last night I think I may have found the problem. Sorry to ask you to do this again, but please could you update to the latest code and see if it works for you.&nbsp;mm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 880422, member: 82144"] Hi again Jean Well done. :) :( It is the frequency used to decide whether to turn the 22 kHz (low/high band switchover) signal on or off. If the transponder frequency is less than "switch", the tuner driver should use the "low" local oscillator frequency to figure out the frequency in the cable. 22 kHz should be off. This is "low band". If the transponder frequency is greater than "switch", the tuner driver should use the "high" local oscillator frequency to figure out the frequency in the cable. 22 kHz should be on. This is "high band". In workbench? Well this is what I do: 1. Open workbench (I use v5.2). 2. Double click on "local instance MySQL" on the left. 3. This prompts me for a password, which I enter. 4. Then I type in the query window: "use mediaportal_tv_server;". That is to say that I want to access the MP TV Server database. In the script it says USE "%TvLibrary%" - the %TvLibrary% part is replaced by TV Server configuration with the configured name of your TV Server database. By default I think it is MpTvDb. 5. Then I copy and paste the rest of the script into the window and run it line by line by selecting the next line then typing ctrl+enter. Note that you may have to remove all the quotation marks (") to get it to run if your database has ANSI quotes turned off. TV Server configuration usually strips these automatically when it runs the script. After some experimentation last night I think I may have found the problem. Sorry to ask you to do this again, but please could you update to the latest code and see if it works for you. mm [/QUOTE]