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<blockquote data-quote="piba" data-source="post: 193441" data-attributes="member: 26148">Do you have a working TV program <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite5" alt=":confused:" title="Confused&nbsp; &nbsp; :confused:" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":confused:" /> delivered with the card perhaps ? (if so, you could try to connect to its graph from graphedit and see how its supposed to work almost instantly)Can you look in windows under: Config panel\System\System Properties\Hardware\Device Manager\Then find your TV-card and open the properties, find the property called DeviceInstance-id it looks like:&quot;pci\ven_1&amp;dev_2\3&amp;4&quot; copy it somewhere(notepad) and post it here.Then go look in CaptureCardDefinitions.xml and try to find a partially matching&lt;capturecard ... devid=&quot;ven_1&amp;amp;dev_2&quot;( search for &quot;110i&quot; and see if that one matches)If the one found with seaching 110i doesnt match the devid of your device try to change the devid to match yours better and try to add the card in Configuration again. if dont work first time then tryagain and again and again each time varying the devid a bit until you run out of idea's how it would match better..If that dont work then place all filters you can find, and think might be relevant, in graphedit in the main window and try to connect em as much as possible.. Then post the screenshot and filter id's here. Just like explained in this page of the wiki: <a href="http://wiki.team-mediaportal.com/Add_TVCard_to_natively_supported_list" target="_blank">Add_TVCard_to_natively_supported_list</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="piba, post: 193441, member: 26148"] [B]Do[/B] you have a working TV program :S delivered with the card perhaps ? (if so, you could try to connect to its graph from graphedit and see how its supposed to work almost instantly) [B]Can you look[/B] in windows under: Config panel\System\System Properties\Hardware\Device Manager\ Then find your TV-card and open the properties, find the property called DeviceInstance-id it looks like:"pci\ven_1&dev_2\3&4" copy it somewhere(notepad) and post it here. Then go look in CaptureCardDefinitions.xml and try to find a partially matching <capturecard ... devid="ven_1&dev_2" ( search for "110i" and see if that one matches) If the one found with seaching 110i doesnt match the devid of your device try to change the devid to match yours better and try to add the card in Configuration again. if dont work first time then tryagain and again and again each time varying the devid a bit until you run out of idea's how it would match better.. [B]If that dont work[/B] then place all filters you can find, and think might be relevant, in graphedit in the main window and try to connect em as much as possible.. Then post the screenshot and filter id's here. Just like explained in this page of the wiki: [URL="http://wiki.team-mediaportal.com/Add_TVCard_to_natively_supported_list"]Add_TVCard_to_natively_supported_list[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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