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<blockquote data-quote="TonyR63" data-source="post: 1250507" data-attributes="member: 156407"><p>I might try tomorrow or when I get some more time to remove the Divic Fusion Software and drivers and retest a MP2 installation in case there are port or other conflicts.</p><p>As it is currently you can watch live tv using the Divico software and it can see all tuners. Windows can see both tuner cards as well however windows media centre does not find any channels when you do a scan but it can see both tuner cards.At least I know the tuners are working and the antenna signal is very good. Dont need the Divico software for anything so better to remove it.</p><p></p><p>Else I might install Linux and MythTv [again!] bit it will not see my Fusion Express PCI4 twin tuner as there is no driver so I would be down to a single tuner Fusion DVB T-Plus with Myth.</p><p>Also Linux does not like my usb wireless adapter - earlier version run fine with it but like Linux often upgrading leaves with with less functionality rather than more.</p><p>I used MythTv for years but go fed up with having to upgrade LTR only to find my hardware would stop working - Display resolution issues - (mode file reconfiguration hell), sound cards failing (no sound) wireless adapters (D-Link DWA-131 Nano) not working etc. You would think once hardware support was in the kernel it would be carried forward but I found this was not the case. Also MythTv updates usually break your system too and you can only stay on a version for so long before you are forced to update.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TonyR63, post: 1250507, member: 156407"] I might try tomorrow or when I get some more time to remove the Divic Fusion Software and drivers and retest a MP2 installation in case there are port or other conflicts. As it is currently you can watch live tv using the Divico software and it can see all tuners. Windows can see both tuner cards as well however windows media centre does not find any channels when you do a scan but it can see both tuner cards.At least I know the tuners are working and the antenna signal is very good. Dont need the Divico software for anything so better to remove it. Else I might install Linux and MythTv [again!] bit it will not see my Fusion Express PCI4 twin tuner as there is no driver so I would be down to a single tuner Fusion DVB T-Plus with Myth. Also Linux does not like my usb wireless adapter - earlier version run fine with it but like Linux often upgrading leaves with with less functionality rather than more. I used MythTv for years but go fed up with having to upgrade LTR only to find my hardware would stop working - Display resolution issues - (mode file reconfiguration hell), sound cards failing (no sound) wireless adapters (D-Link DWA-131 Nano) not working etc. You would think once hardware support was in the kernel it would be carried forward but I found this was not the case. Also MythTv updates usually break your system too and you can only stay on a version for so long before you are forced to update. [/QUOTE]
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