I had the same problem with my new DVB-T card from KNC yesterday...
Here is how i solved it:
- Deinstall the "normal" drivers (after this step GlobeTV will not work anymore)
- Install the latest BDA Drivers (4.7.0.0), you can download them from the knc website -> beware, there are 2 drivers to be installed, first one is the BDA driver for the card, second one is the phillips driver for the tuner
- Open the "Geräte-Manager" (i am from germany, so don't ask how this is called in english), you can see a picture of it in the post from BugsBunny - open the "Audio, Video- and Gamecontroller" tab, look at the two names "KNC ONE TV Station DVB-T/T+ (TUxxxx)" and the "Phillips ...."
- open the "CaptureCardDefinitions.xml" in the normal editor, run a search for "knc" and you will land at the KNC DVB-T card discription (there are DVB-C and DVB-S further down, check that you really see the DVB-T text before you)
You see sonething like the Quote, i have copied it from BugsBunny Post and edited it out of my memory to adjust it to DVB-T, so this one below will *not* be correct 100%, but the key point is that you can change it if you look at the "Geräte-Manager" (Device Manager ?) - change all the Bold parts in your text so that they match and then open (rightclick on the "KNC ONE ..." in he Device-Manager and choose the last point ("Eigenschaften" in german), hit "Details" and look for the "ven_1131&dev_7146&subsys_00201894&rev_01" part, you need to adjust it maybe too.
Thats it, if you edited all the right parts and they match the names in the device manager now, MP will now find the DVB-T card in the setup if you try to add it.
Here is how i solved it:
- Deinstall the "normal" drivers (after this step GlobeTV will not work anymore)
- Install the latest BDA Drivers (4.7.0.0), you can download them from the knc website -> beware, there are 2 drivers to be installed, first one is the BDA driver for the card, second one is the phillips driver for the tuner
- Open the "Geräte-Manager" (i am from germany, so don't ask how this is called in english), you can see a picture of it in the post from BugsBunny - open the "Audio, Video- and Gamecontroller" tab, look at the two names "KNC ONE TV Station DVB-T/T+ (TUxxxx)" and the "Phillips ...."
- open the "CaptureCardDefinitions.xml" in the normal editor, run a search for "knc" and you will land at the KNC DVB-T card discription (there are DVB-C and DVB-S further down, check that you really see the DVB-T text before you)
You see sonething like the Quote, i have copied it from BugsBunny Post and edited it out of my memory to adjust it to DVB-T, so this one below will *not* be correct 100%, but the key point is that you can change it if you look at the "Geräte-Manager" (Device Manager ?) - change all the Bold parts in your text so that they match and then open (rightclick on the "KNC ONE ..." in he Device-Manager and choose the last point ("Eigenschaften" in german), hit "Details" and look for the "ven_1131&dev_7146&subsys_00201894&rev_01" part, you need to adjust it maybe too.
capturecard commercialname="KNC ONE TV-Station DVB-T" capturename="KNC ONE TV Station DVB-T/T+ (TU1216)" devid="ven_1131&dev_7146&subsys_00201894&rev_01"
capabilities tv="true" radio="false" mpeg2="true" mce="false" sw="false" bda="true"/
tv
interface cat="capture" video="2" audio="3" mpeg2="1" sectionsandtables="5"/
filters
filter cat="networkprovider" name="Microsoft DVBT Network Provider" checkdevice="false"/
filter cat="tunerdevice" name="Philips BDA/DVB-C Tuner (CU1216)" checkdevice="true"/
filter cat="capture" name="KNC ONE TV Station DVB-T/T+ (TU1216)" checkdevice="true"/
/filters
connections
connection sourcefilter="networkprovider" sourcepin="0" sinkfilter="tunerdevice" sinkpin="0"/
connection sourcefilter="tunerdevice" sourcepin="0" sinkfilter="capture" sinkpin="0"/
/connections
/tv
/capturecard
Thats it, if you edited all the right parts and they match the names in the device manager now, MP will now find the DVB-T card in the setup if you try to add it.