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<blockquote data-quote="Lotsofjazz" data-source="post: 343834" data-attributes="member: 64243">Did you also try to use only one card?It seems you have a antenna signal problem, it could be too weak to support two cards the same time.With one card, if you scan the channels in mediaportal, are the indicators (green bars) at or near 100% ?Now it seems that one card sucks up all antenna signal power.Also check the settings of the CI module as followsStart&gt;Firedtv&gt;tools&gt;CI Common Interface&gt;select line 'Module Options'click OKSet it as shown in the attached screenshot, bij clicking on a line(select) and then click OK, repeat as many times as necessary to get the correct setting. When everything correct, select Quit and OK as many times as necessary to close the program. I have also Ziggo, and with these settings it seems to work best in my systemI would try to get one floppyDTV card working first (Device nr 2 seems to work correctly) and then add the second card and set everything the same for that one. You allready used an antenna ampifier, right?&nbsp; Is it one with two TV antenna exits? Place it as close as possible to your computer keeping the COAX cables from the amp to the floppyDT'V's as short as possible. Use one exit for each FloppyDTV, so do not use a splitter behind one exit. Also, if you haven't done allready, replace all plastick covered coax plugs, with all metal shielded plugs, also check the plug in the meterkast(utility cabinet).. these plastick plugs are notorius as entrance for signal distortion.. its only 10 euro's max to get this right.You must get it working OK, It works with me so why not with you.Don't give up!Lots</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lotsofjazz, post: 343834, member: 64243"] Did you also try to use only one card? It seems you have a antenna signal problem, it could be too weak to support two cards the same time. With one card, if you scan the channels in mediaportal, are the indicators (green bars) at or near 100% ? Now it seems that one card sucks up all antenna signal power. Also check the settings of the CI module as follows Start>Firedtv>tools>CI Common Interface>select line 'Module Options'click OK Set it as shown in the attached screenshot, bij clicking on a line(select) and then click OK, repeat as many times as necessary to get the correct setting. When everything correct, select Quit and OK as many times as necessary to close the program. I have also Ziggo, and with these settings it seems to work best in my system I would try to get one floppyDTV card working first (Device nr 2 seems to work correctly) and then add the second card and set everything the same for that one. You allready used an antenna ampifier, right? Is it one with two TV antenna exits? Place it as close as possible to your computer keeping the COAX cables from the amp to the floppyDT'V's as short as possible. Use one exit for each FloppyDTV, so do not use a splitter behind one exit. Also, if you haven't done allready, replace all plastick covered coax plugs, with all metal shielded plugs, also check the plug in the meterkast(utility cabinet).. these plastick plugs are notorius as entrance for signal distortion.. its only 10 euro's max to get this right. You must get it working OK, It works with me so why not with you. Don't give up! Lots [/QUOTE]

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