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<blockquote data-quote="GregorV" data-source="post: 295135" data-attributes="member: 57522"><p><strong>would have been too nice</strong></p><p></p><p>yes, I can see on my systems meanwhile, that it does not always help. It is really strange - on my Intel machine with a NOVA-S PLUS I can scan high-band channels after each restart of TVService, but after reboot it still fails.</p><p>On my AMD machine with a NOVA-HD-2S I can scan high-band channels after each reboot (when TVService is automatically started) but when I manually restart TVService it still needs several restarts before I can tune any high-bands.</p><p>Before my change both machines behaved exactly the same way.</p><p></p><p>But at least I am apparently at the right place in the code, because it changed behavior on my systems.</p><p>I am pretty sure that it has to do with function calls to the DirectShow library:</p><p>This is, what I changed in the Hauppauge.cs module:</p><p></p><p> public Hauppauge(IBaseFilter tunerFilter, IBaseFilter analyzerFilter)</p><p> {</p><p> //IPin pin = DsFindPin.ByDirection(tunerFilter, PinDirection.Input, 0);</p><p> IPin pin = DsFindPin.ByName(tunerFilter, "Input0");</p><p> ...</p><p></p><p>So it is just another method to find the Input pin for the Hauppauge tuner.</p><p>I'll try to come closer to that in the next days.</p><p>May be a developer could give some hints here, what could be tested.</p><p></p><p>Thanks,</p><p>Gregor</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GregorV, post: 295135, member: 57522"] [b]would have been too nice[/b] yes, I can see on my systems meanwhile, that it does not always help. It is really strange - on my Intel machine with a NOVA-S PLUS I can scan high-band channels after each restart of TVService, but after reboot it still fails. On my AMD machine with a NOVA-HD-2S I can scan high-band channels after each reboot (when TVService is automatically started) but when I manually restart TVService it still needs several restarts before I can tune any high-bands. Before my change both machines behaved exactly the same way. But at least I am apparently at the right place in the code, because it changed behavior on my systems. I am pretty sure that it has to do with function calls to the DirectShow library: This is, what I changed in the Hauppauge.cs module: public Hauppauge(IBaseFilter tunerFilter, IBaseFilter analyzerFilter) { //IPin pin = DsFindPin.ByDirection(tunerFilter, PinDirection.Input, 0); IPin pin = DsFindPin.ByName(tunerFilter, "Input0"); ... So it is just another method to find the Input pin for the Hauppauge tuner. I'll try to come closer to that in the next days. May be a developer could give some hints here, what could be tested. Thanks, Gregor [/QUOTE]
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