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<blockquote data-quote="tranp" data-source="post: 371488" data-attributes="member: 87680">It's similar to the one for DVB cards.&nbsp; 1. run GraphEdit2. select Insert Filter...3. insert BDA Network Providers -&gt; Microsoft ATSC Network Provider4. insert BDA Receiver Component -&gt; whatever yours is&nbsp; (and copy the filter moniker (in the box at the bottom) while you're here)5. insert BDA Source Filters -&gt; whatever yours is (and copy the filter moniker while you're here)6. connect the ATSC Antenna Out to your BDA Source Filter7. connect your BDA Source Filter to your BDA Receiver Compoenent,8. right-click the MPEG2 Transport pin, and select &quot;Render Pin&quot;9. look at the MPEG2 demultiplexer to find out which pins go to the video/audio decoder, etc.&nbsp; You'll need this to update the xml file later10. update the capturecarddefinitions.xml with your card info - copy &amp; paste from a similar card, then update the device strings and pin numbers to match your card</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tranp, post: 371488, member: 87680"] It's similar to the one for DVB cards. 1. run GraphEdit 2. select Insert Filter... 3. insert BDA Network Providers -> Microsoft ATSC Network Provider 4. insert BDA Receiver Component -> whatever yours is (and copy the filter moniker (in the box at the bottom) while you're here) 5. insert BDA Source Filters -> whatever yours is (and copy the filter moniker while you're here) 6. connect the ATSC Antenna Out to your BDA Source Filter 7. connect your BDA Source Filter to your BDA Receiver Compoenent, 8. right-click the MPEG2 Transport pin, and select "Render Pin" 9. look at the MPEG2 demultiplexer to find out which pins go to the video/audio decoder, etc. You'll need this to update the xml file later 10. update the capturecarddefinitions.xml with your card info - copy & paste from a similar card, then update the device strings and pin numbers to match your card [/QUOTE]

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