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<blockquote data-quote="IanW" data-source="post: 93413" data-attributes="member: 18080">Hi,I decided to look at the error condition myself and compared the configuration.log output with the details in the CaptureCardDefinitions.xml file. It appears that the exception is being thrown when the audcapture filter was being loaded. There is a field called checkdevice that is set to 'true' which must cause the software to do some sort of confidence check on the filter. When I set this field to 'false', the check is not done and hence no Exception is thrown. The code then continues and a graph is created.I was able to scan the analogue channels with the HVR-900 successfully and I was able to use the device in the MediaPortal main program. I did wonder if the sound wouldn't work but all seems OK.So, problem solved, although I still don't know what the check is supposed to do. If any of the developers read this and can explain, I would be interested to know.Regards, Ian.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="IanW, post: 93413, member: 18080"] Hi, I decided to look at the error condition myself and compared the configuration.log output with the details in the CaptureCardDefinitions.xml file. It appears that the exception is being thrown when the audcapture filter was being loaded. There is a field called checkdevice that is set to 'true' which must cause the software to do some sort of confidence check on the filter. When I set this field to 'false', the check is not done and hence no Exception is thrown. The code then continues and a graph is created. I was able to scan the analogue channels with the HVR-900 successfully and I was able to use the device in the MediaPortal main program. I did wonder if the sound wouldn't work but all seems OK. So, problem solved, although I still don't know what the check is supposed to do. If any of the developers read this and can explain, I would be interested to know. Regards, Ian. [/QUOTE]

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