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<blockquote data-quote="petermcc" data-source="post: 186462" data-attributes="member: 22044">The latest again!Hi All,I decided to give everything another go, and I have more of an idea of what the problem is now.1) I removed both cards and deleted all drivers.2) I put the HVR-3000 only into the computer.3) I installed the drivers (don't forget that the nova was not installed at all at this stage).4) The HVR-3000 worked!5) I then installed the nova and the drivers6) Back to square 1, the HVR-3000 is not working anymore.I noticed something else weird which shows what the problem actually is. I have both cards installed, and I added the HVR-3000 only into the tv card setup. I started media portal with the aerial connected to the nova and the TV worked. Even though it was supposed to be using the HVR-3000 only the signal was actually being picked up through the nova.It seems the hardware between the cards is clashing with each other, and I noticed this in graphedit, I couldn't connect some of the pins, but when I connected one of them the graph extended itself on a random component at another place on the screen.I noticed in graph edit that the internal components of the nova and HVR-3000 are the same, so it seems like at one stage in the graph it is jumping between the components onto a different card.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="petermcc, post: 186462, member: 22044"] [b]The latest again![/b] Hi All, I decided to give everything another go, and I have more of an idea of what the problem is now. 1) I removed both cards and deleted all drivers. 2) I put the HVR-3000 only into the computer. 3) I installed the drivers (don't forget that the nova was not installed at all at this stage). 4) The HVR-3000 worked! 5) I then installed the nova and the drivers 6) Back to square 1, the HVR-3000 is not working anymore. I noticed something else weird which shows what the problem actually is. I have both cards installed, and I added the HVR-3000 only into the tv card setup. I started media portal with the aerial connected to the nova and the TV worked. Even though it was supposed to be using the HVR-3000 only the signal was actually being picked up through the nova. It seems the hardware between the cards is clashing with each other, and I noticed this in graphedit, I couldn't connect some of the pins, but when I connected one of them the graph extended itself on a random component at another place on the screen. I noticed in graph edit that the internal components of the nova and HVR-3000 are the same, so it seems like at one stage in the graph it is jumping between the components onto a different card. [/QUOTE]

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