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<blockquote data-quote="Neil Broughton" data-source="post: 958188" data-attributes="member: 134662">hey, busy weekend....in the TV Configuration there are four items listed under Asrock in TV Servers, I've disabled all but the DVB-T. The driver does have a file named bdasup.sys but I just can't establish if the TV Card and driver are BDA compliant. The fact that WMC7 works suggests that it is, I've made and inquiry to the manufacturer and am waiting a reply. I have attached screen shots of the TV Configuration and the Driver (sorry for the quality but this is a HTPC and I don't have Word etc installed).&nbsp;Another aspect which may be of relevance is that the TV Server and the TV Card were installed after Media Portal was installed. Some other threads have suggested to uninstall then re-install media portal. I have invested many hours setting up my video, picture and music libraries/databases, so I'm very wary of taking this step. Do you think this may resolve the issue?&nbsp;Many thanks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Neil Broughton, post: 958188, member: 134662"] hey, busy weekend....in the TV Configuration there are four items listed under Asrock in TV Servers, I've disabled all but the DVB-T. The driver does have a file named bdasup.sys but I just can't establish if the TV Card and driver are BDA compliant. The fact that WMC7 works suggests that it is, I've made and inquiry to the manufacturer and am waiting a reply. I have attached screen shots of the TV Configuration and the Driver (sorry for the quality but this is a HTPC and I don't have Word etc installed). Another aspect which may be of relevance is that the TV Server and the TV Card were installed after Media Portal was installed. Some other threads have suggested to uninstall then re-install media portal. I have invested many hours setting up my video, picture and music libraries/databases, so I'm very wary of taking this step. Do you think this may resolve the issue? Many thanks. [/QUOTE]

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