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<blockquote data-quote="C.44" data-source="post: 752653" data-attributes="member: 65053">Re: Fresh install HDTV works. Reboot pc, nothing but corrupted frames. SDTV fine thouJust reinstallled WinXP SP3, installed the bare essentials, updated the transponderlist and scanned 23.5E. HDTV (encrypted - H.264) worked rightaway. Did a cold reboot, tried a SDTV channel (encrypted) which worked ok and a HDTV channel (encrypted - H.264) that didn't work. Trashed all channels, imported a backup channellist that included all 19.2E channels (scan is a day or two old i think) and tried 2 channels on 19.2E. SDTV (Encrypted) worked fine and a HDTV channel (FTA - H.264) that worked fine and another HDTV channel (FTA - MP4) that worked fine too. After that i tried another HDTV channel (encrypted - H.264) on 23.5E and that was corrupted again.I haven't touched the logs since i have installed MP 1.1.3 and they are attached to this post.Edit:Just rescanned 23.5E and voila, HDTV (encrypted - H.264) reception is back to normal. Did a regular restart (not a powered down, just &quot;start&quot; -&gt; &quot;shut down&quot; -&gt; &quot;reboot&quot;) and HDTV (encrypted - H.264) still worked. Did another regular restart and it still worked. Then i did an actual shutdown, but left the powersupply on. After that HDTV (encrypted - H.264) was gone again. Another rescan brought the HDTV channels (encrypted - H.264) back to life. Basic shutdown killed it again though. I even tried letting capture the corrupted stream for 5 minutes and then stop and start a preview again. Didn't work out either. Did a restart again and that didn't do anything either. A rescan however... you guessed it... did. Then killed it again with a shutdown, tried HDTV (encrypted - H.264) that obviously failed and did a rescan that i immediately canceled, resulting in one transponder (the first in the list) being scanned and the channellist being updated with only those channels. That didn't work either. A full rescan however did bring them back again.The full logs are attached as logs2.zip and are the complete logs from when i reinstalled the computer, so the first logs.zip in this post is basically obsolete.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="C.44, post: 752653, member: 65053"] [b]Re: Fresh install HDTV works. Reboot pc, nothing but corrupted frames. SDTV fine thou[/b] Just reinstallled WinXP SP3, installed the bare essentials, updated the transponderlist and scanned 23.5E. HDTV (encrypted - H.264) worked rightaway. Did a cold reboot, tried a SDTV channel (encrypted) which worked ok and a HDTV channel (encrypted - H.264) that didn't work. Trashed all channels, imported a backup channellist that included all 19.2E channels (scan is a day or two old i think) and tried 2 channels on 19.2E. SDTV (Encrypted) worked fine and a HDTV channel (FTA - H.264) that worked fine and another HDTV channel (FTA - MP4) that worked fine too. After that i tried another HDTV channel (encrypted - H.264) on 23.5E and that was corrupted again. I haven't touched the logs since i have installed MP 1.1.3 and they are attached to this post. Edit: Just rescanned 23.5E and voila, HDTV (encrypted - H.264) reception is back to normal. Did a regular restart (not a powered down, just "start" -> "shut down" -> "reboot") and HDTV (encrypted - H.264) still worked. Did another regular restart and it still worked. Then i did an actual shutdown, but left the powersupply on. After that HDTV (encrypted - H.264) was gone again. Another rescan brought the HDTV channels (encrypted - H.264) back to life. Basic shutdown killed it again though. I even tried letting capture the corrupted stream for 5 minutes and then stop and start a preview again. Didn't work out either. Did a restart again and that didn't do anything either. A rescan however... you guessed it... did. Then killed it again with a shutdown, tried HDTV (encrypted - H.264) that obviously failed and did a rescan that i immediately canceled, resulting in one transponder (the first in the list) being scanned and the channellist being updated with only those channels. That didn't work either. A full rescan however did bring them back again. The full logs are attached as logs2.zip and are the complete logs from when i reinstalled the computer, so the first logs.zip in this post is basically obsolete. [/QUOTE]

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