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<blockquote data-quote="Markrg" data-source="post: 1098492" data-attributes="member: 149667">Thanks mm - I've probably given away my lack knowledge with my statement about DVB-C and analog! The reason I mention analog is that I doubt very much that my old televion has a DVB-C tuner so I am assuming there is a analog signal coming from somewhere. Only an assumption.But I have had some success - I found the home transponder (291000 64QAM 6887) and by doing search for transponder list I found 13 other transponders and all channels now show in the mapped to card list. I set the CAM enabled to 1 (even though I have no card). But only one channel works - RTE1. In the channel list in server config nothing appears in the available channel list - all channels appear with a red T which I guess means scambled.The list of channels I have pulled in includes all the encrypted sports etc (181 in total) but I don't want those - I only want the free to air channels that my old television picks up (about 17 channels I think) not the encrypted ones. Am I missing something? What might my old television be picking up my PC tuner isn't?Thanks,Mark</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Markrg, post: 1098492, member: 149667"] Thanks mm - I've probably given away my lack knowledge with my statement about DVB-C and analog! The reason I mention analog is that I doubt very much that my old televion has a DVB-C tuner so I am assuming there is a analog signal coming from somewhere. Only an assumption. But I have had some success - I found the home transponder (291000 64QAM 6887) and by doing search for transponder list I found 13 other transponders and all channels now show in the mapped to card list. I set the CAM enabled to 1 (even though I have no card). But only one channel works - RTE1. In the channel list in server config nothing appears in the available channel list - all channels appear with a red T which I guess means scambled. The list of channels I have pulled in includes all the encrypted sports etc (181 in total) but I don't want those - I only want the free to air channels that my old television picks up (about 17 channels I think) not the encrypted ones. Am I missing something? What might my old television be picking up my PC tuner isn't? Thanks, Mark [/QUOTE]

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