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<blockquote data-quote="GregorV" data-source="post: 301867" data-attributes="member: 57522">Try thisHi Jens,not sure which card is found by TVServer - I suggest it is the generic BDA. The patch only works if a Hauppauge card is detected.So I complied TVLibrary that will skip the SendDiseqc function for generic BDA cards.To be sure I would need a startup log from TVServer from you.But you also can test the attached TVLibrary.dll first.If it does not work for you, post the TV.log from start of TVServer.Also make sure that diseqc is set to none for the tested channel (check edit channel, tab dvb-s)Another question: does the initialization trick work ?(while TVServer is running go to card settings, change LNB Switch Frequency to something different e.g. 11705, go to the channels and try to preview a high-band channel e.g. ARD/n-tv...)Good luckGregor</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GregorV, post: 301867, member: 57522"] [b]Try this[/b] Hi Jens, not sure which card is found by TVServer - I suggest it is the generic BDA. The patch only works if a Hauppauge card is detected. So I complied TVLibrary that will skip the SendDiseqc function for generic BDA cards. To be sure I would need a startup log from TVServer from you. But you also can test the attached TVLibrary.dll first. If it does not work for you, post the TV.log from start of TVServer. Also make sure that diseqc is set to none for the tested channel (check edit channel, tab dvb-s) Another question: does the initialization trick work ? (while TVServer is running go to card settings, change LNB Switch Frequency to something different e.g. 11705, go to the channels and try to preview a high-band channel e.g. ARD/n-tv...) Good luck Gregor [/QUOTE]

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