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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1050913" data-attributes="member: 82144">The chances of a bug in that particular code are extraordinarily low.Understood. I note that XBMC doesn't natively support TV. It uses other TV software (including MediaPortal's TV Server) to get TV support.If you're sure WMC (and any other TV software you might have installed like Hauppauge WinTV) is not interfering, the only other things I can suggest are:1. Ensure your antenna is receiving power (TV Server does not do anything to provide the power).2. See if you can figure out exactly how WMC is tuning one of the channels you're missing (in other words, find the frequency/physical channel number). I recall a similarly strange problem in the past where somebody was receiving digital OTA TV via interference on an RF analog connection from an STB. The chances are slim, but is it possible you could be receiving channels via interference from a cable connection? The easiest way to check this would be to do a clear QAM scan with the QAM standard frequency plan.mm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1050913, member: 82144"] The chances of a bug in that particular code are extraordinarily low. Understood. I note that XBMC doesn't natively support TV. It uses other TV software (including MediaPortal's TV Server) to get TV support. If you're sure WMC (and any other TV software you might have installed like Hauppauge WinTV) is not interfering, the only other things I can suggest are: 1. Ensure your antenna is receiving power (TV Server does not do anything to provide the power). 2. See if you can figure out exactly how WMC is tuning one of the channels you're missing (in other words, find the frequency/physical channel number). I recall a similarly strange problem in the past where somebody was receiving digital OTA TV via interference on an RF analog connection from an STB. The chances are slim, but is it possible you could be receiving channels via interference from a cable connection? The easiest way to check this would be to do a clear QAM scan with the QAM standard frequency plan. mm [/QUOTE]

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