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<blockquote data-quote="Steven Piazza" data-source="post: 1101868" data-attributes="member: 150043">I am using a Homerun Dual Tuner with MP1. The configuration utility sees both tuners. The same channels have been added to both tuners. I performed a channel test from within the config utility and the software appears test both tuners independently and at the same time successfully. BUT...When I use the MP1 console, record a show on channel 2 and then try to watch a different channel. I am presented with error that there are no available tuners.Would this issue have anything to do with the location of the timeshift folder?[DOUBLEPOST=1411825226][/DOUBLEPOST]I just noticed if I try to use the &quot;manual control&quot; option within the config utility...set one tuner to channel 2 and the other to channel 7, I receive &quot;all cards are busy&quot; (even though the second tuner is in an &quot;idle&quot; state). I using a Silicon Dust HD Home Run HDHR3. Is this not compatible for dual tuning from within MP1?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Steven Piazza, post: 1101868, member: 150043"] I am using a Homerun Dual Tuner with MP1. The configuration utility sees both tuners. The same channels have been added to both tuners. I performed a channel test from within the config utility and the software appears test both tuners independently and at the same time successfully. BUT... When I use the MP1 console, record a show on channel 2 and then try to watch a different channel. I am presented with error that there are no available tuners. Would this issue have anything to do with the location of the timeshift folder?[DOUBLEPOST=1411825226][/DOUBLEPOST]I just noticed if I try to use the "manual control" option within the config utility...set one tuner to channel 2 and the other to channel 7, I receive "all cards are busy" (even though the second tuner is in an "idle" state). I using a Silicon Dust HD Home Run HDHR3. Is this not compatible for dual tuning from within MP1? [/QUOTE]

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