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<blockquote data-quote="noonereallycares" data-source="post: 311404" data-attributes="member: 14179">The card only has one RF input.&nbsp; It seems strange that each tuner on the same card handles the signal differently.I will drop the gain and see how it reacts.I played with the booster, with varying results.The results varied from missing transport stream to flaky channel detection.&nbsp; In same cases I got corrupt channel names and only some of the transport stream's contents.I removed the booster and went back to having the 2200 daisy-chained to the Dvico.&nbsp; To resolve the tuning differences between the two cards, I edited the dvbt.xml file and amended the SBS and CH9 frequencies.&nbsp; Now both cards use the same frequencies.One problem remains. (apart from the need to have my PC turned on or the TV does not receive a strong enough signal).SBS HD is the only SBS channel that I can record.&nbsp; I can view the others, but any recording results in a 0 byte MPEG file.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="noonereallycares, post: 311404, member: 14179"] The card only has one RF input. It seems strange that each tuner on the same card handles the signal differently. I will drop the gain and see how it reacts. I played with the booster, with varying results. The results varied from missing transport stream to flaky channel detection. In same cases I got corrupt channel names and only some of the transport stream's contents. I removed the booster and went back to having the 2200 daisy-chained to the Dvico. To resolve the tuning differences between the two cards, I edited the dvbt.xml file and amended the SBS and CH9 frequencies. Now both cards use the same frequencies. One problem remains. (apart from the need to have my PC turned on or the TV does not receive a strong enough signal). SBS HD is the only SBS channel that I can record. I can view the others, but any recording results in a 0 byte MPEG file. [/QUOTE]

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