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<blockquote data-quote="Paranoid Delusion" data-source="post: 411671" data-attributes="member: 13176">Hi GrahamSo it shows up in TVServer config, what happens if you try retuning the channels, does it fail to do so on one tuner.The only time I have seen this happen to me, is on a resume from standby, if i have too low a detect tvcards setting in tvserver config\general, ie 15 seconds instead of 20, but thats not your problem as you are running 24\7.I would not reinstall drivers, that can make things worse, if you do, then delete SQL database.Suggestions1. Reseat TV card in pci slot, easy to do, just in case any intermitant connection.2. Move TV card to another pci slot, if I did this would start out with a new database, as this would reinstall drivers and leave&nbsp; &nbsp; unwanted references to the old tv card positions.3. Start to wonder if the TV card is faulty, although rare has been known to happen and a real pig to prove if intermittent, ronisle had this with his Cinergy 2400i (dual dvb-t), proved to be a solder joint had gone high resistance, and he was able to repair.Other than above, SQL database could get corrupted, but then if a reboot solves, cannot see it being that.The other thing you might think about, is using <a href="http://www.4therecord.eu/" target="_blank">ForTheRecord</a> for your recording settings, this will use Vista's own standby settings, no Powerscheduler involved, you need to enable reinitiliase tuner under its management console, that's all.Did this TV card behave itself with Vista's MCE, just a thought.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Paranoid Delusion, post: 411671, member: 13176"] Hi Graham So it shows up in TVServer config, what happens if you try retuning the channels, does it fail to do so on one tuner. The only time I have seen this happen to me, is on a resume from standby, if i have too low a detect tvcards setting in tvserver config\general, ie 15 seconds instead of 20, but thats not your problem as you are running 24\7. I would not reinstall drivers, that can make things worse, if you do, then delete SQL database. Suggestions 1. Reseat TV card in pci slot, easy to do, just in case any intermitant connection. 2. Move TV card to another pci slot, if I did this would start out with a new database, as this would reinstall drivers and leave unwanted references to the old tv card positions. 3. Start to wonder if the TV card is faulty, although rare has been known to happen and a real pig to prove if intermittent, ronisle had this with his Cinergy 2400i (dual dvb-t), proved to be a solder joint had gone high resistance, and he was able to repair. Other than above, SQL database could get corrupted, but then if a reboot solves, cannot see it being that. The other thing you might think about, is using [URL="http://www.4therecord.eu/"]ForTheRecord[/URL] for your recording settings, this will use Vista's own standby settings, no Powerscheduler involved, you need to enable reinitiliase tuner under its management console, that's all. Did this TV card behave itself with Vista's MCE, just a thought. [/QUOTE]

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