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<blockquote data-quote="NeBlackCat" data-source="post: 274420" data-attributes="member: 76945">After doing a lot of reading, I'm still not clear if the fix is also needed to scan the right frequencies in Australia (as well as to support multiple tuners) - it certainly was once the case, it isn't clear to me whether it still is. But if I apply it, I can't even get one tuner to work unless all I want to watch is Channel 7.I forgot to mention that, after applying the fix, GB-PVR would only play the Channel 7 channels - the others gave no sound or picture. That was also fixed when I restored the original dll/ax files.So I guess the questions are:1) how come GB-PVR worked fine without the fix?2) why did the fix cause the bizarre scanning/playing behavior (for all BDA players, not just MP)?3) how come MP worked fine when the fix was removed?I'm baffled!Yep that's how I see it. I applied the fix by booting in safe mode and just copying the dll/ax files over the old ones, which were only in SYSTEM32. I checked after rebooting normally that they were still there (ie. not WFP-ed) and they were.I didn't re-register them, as (afaik) it shouldn't be necessary, but I'll try that and see if it makes any difference.One thing though - if GB-PVR doesn't use those files, how come changing them broke it, in exactly the same way as it broke MP?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NeBlackCat, post: 274420, member: 76945"] After doing a lot of reading, I'm still not clear if the fix is also needed to scan the right frequencies in Australia (as well as to support multiple tuners) - it certainly was once the case, it isn't clear to me whether it still is. But if I apply it, I can't even get one tuner to work unless all I want to watch is Channel 7. I forgot to mention that, after applying the fix, GB-PVR would only play the Channel 7 channels - the others gave no sound or picture. That was also fixed when I restored the original dll/ax files. So I guess the questions are: 1) how come GB-PVR worked fine without the fix? 2) why did the fix cause the bizarre scanning/playing behavior (for all BDA players, not just MP)? 3) how come MP worked fine when the fix was removed? I'm baffled! Yep that's how I see it. I applied the fix by booting in safe mode and just copying the dll/ax files over the old ones, which were only in SYSTEM32. I checked after rebooting normally that they were still there (ie. not WFP-ed) and they were. I didn't re-register them, as (afaik) it shouldn't be necessary, but I'll try that and see if it makes any difference. One thing though - if GB-PVR doesn't use those files, how come changing them broke it, in exactly the same way as it broke MP? [/QUOTE]

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