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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 767416" data-attributes="member: 82144">Hi again DjangoI can't spend too much more time on these issues right now as I have an urgent bug that I need to try and deal with. Some more brief comments...Hmm, it is listed as a feed/uplink transponder which means that it doesn't operate all the time. All of the QPSK transponders are the same, so it doesn't look like we can test this one (unless you want to go through your logs and check each QPSK frequency).Did you have the problems before 1.2.0a and 1.2.0b? I'm just wondering whether it would be worth trying &quot;stop mode&quot; and/or the DVB-S network provider. Those settings are both in the &quot;card&quot; properties:1. Open TV Server configuration.2. Expand the &quot;TV Servers&quot; node on the left.3. Select your TV Server in the tree.4. Select a tuner in the tuner list on the right.5. Click &quot;edit&quot;.6. Set &quot;preferred network provider&quot; to &quot;DVBS&quot;.7. Set &quot;when card enters idle state do the following...&quot; to &quot;stop card&quot;.Details are --&gt;<a href="http://wiki.team-mediaportal.com/1_MEDIAPORTAL_1/141_Configuration/TV-Server_Configuration/02_TV_Servers" target="_blank">here</a>&lt;--. It may not help, and the network provider change may actually make things worse. It is necessary for some cards though.If you could verify that it would be *extremely* useful.I would have thought the same.Hmmmm, the question about whether you had this problem before 1.2.0a becomes even more important with this information. If TV Server is controlling the card or CI module incorrectly then we could talk to KNC about that. If the error is unavoidable then it is also possible that we need to add some code to reinitialise the CI module... or something.Yup, okay.Try the stop mode and network provider changes as suggested above and see if they make a difference. That would be all for now.mm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 767416, member: 82144"] Hi again Django I can't spend too much more time on these issues right now as I have an urgent bug that I need to try and deal with. Some more brief comments... Hmm, it is listed as a feed/uplink transponder which means that it doesn't operate all the time. All of the QPSK transponders are the same, so it doesn't look like we can test this one (unless you want to go through your logs and check each QPSK frequency). Did you have the problems before 1.2.0a and 1.2.0b? I'm just wondering whether it would be worth trying "stop mode" and/or the DVB-S network provider. Those settings are both in the "card" properties: 1. Open TV Server configuration. 2. Expand the "TV Servers" node on the left. 3. Select your TV Server in the tree. 4. Select a tuner in the tuner list on the right. 5. Click "edit". 6. Set "preferred network provider" to "DVBS". 7. Set "when card enters idle state do the following..." to "stop card". Details are -->[URL="http://wiki.team-mediaportal.com/1_MEDIAPORTAL_1/141_Configuration/TV-Server_Configuration/02_TV_Servers"]here[/URL]<--. It may not help, and the network provider change may actually make things worse. It is necessary for some cards though. If you could verify that it would be *extremely* useful. I would have thought the same. Hmmmm, the question about whether you had this problem before 1.2.0a becomes even more important with this information. If TV Server is controlling the card or CI module incorrectly then we could talk to KNC about that. If the error is unavoidable then it is also possible that we need to add some code to reinitialise the CI module... or something. Yup, okay. Try the stop mode and network provider changes as suggested above and see if they make a difference. That would be all for now. mm [/QUOTE]

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