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<blockquote data-quote="sjevtic" data-source="post: 859674" data-attributes="member: 118214">Using GraphStudioNext for this purpose is pretty easy. Click on &quot;File&quot; -&gt; &quot;Connect to Remote Graph...&quot; In the resulting dialog, find the process you want to connect to. In my case, I connected to MediaPortal, and it was real easy to find since no other processes were using DirectShow at the time. The GraphStudioNext window should then show you all the filters that are in use. When watching TV in MediaPortal, I got this:&nbsp;[ATTACH=full]102351[/ATTACH]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;DirectShow filters seem to typically live in .ax files. I'm no expert on the matter though, so don't take my word for it.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;I am running out of ideas. It's about the time when you're going to have to dig into the logs and really figure out what's going on. For testing purposes, you might want to try using component input for a while, which is known to work very well with the Colossus, until you get all the other TV-Server issues you're having worked out, as it is generally easier to work on issues one at a time. You will want to focus on the TV-Server log files, tv.log and error.log,, which are typically located in C:\ProgramData\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal TV Server\log on your TV-Server machine.&nbsp;Sasha</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sjevtic, post: 859674, member: 118214"] Using GraphStudioNext for this purpose is pretty easy. Click on "File" -> "Connect to Remote Graph..." In the resulting dialog, find the process you want to connect to. In my case, I connected to MediaPortal, and it was real easy to find since no other processes were using DirectShow at the time. The GraphStudioNext window should then show you all the filters that are in use. When watching TV in MediaPortal, I got this: [ATTACH=full]102351[/ATTACH] DirectShow filters seem to typically live in .ax files. I'm no expert on the matter though, so don't take my word for it. I am running out of ideas. It's about the time when you're going to have to dig into the logs and really figure out what's going on. For testing purposes, you might want to try using component input for a while, which is known to work very well with the Colossus, until you get all the other TV-Server issues you're having worked out, as it is generally easier to work on issues one at a time. You will want to focus on the TV-Server log files, tv.log and error.log,, which are typically located in C:\ProgramData\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal TV Server\log on your TV-Server machine. Sasha [/QUOTE]

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