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<blockquote data-quote="dkoukoul" data-source="post: 199645" data-attributes="member: 58982">Hi, I have the same Tv tuner card and after spending a lot of time I have made it to work both analog and digital but still trying to understand why while playing the analog channels it seems like it losing frames and the audio stream jumps...For the answer to your question:Go to Device manager under the &quot;Sound, Video and game controllers&quot; you should see a &quot;FlyDVB Hybrid&quot; device.Right click and select properties. Then go to &quot;Details&quot; tab and check the &quot;Device Instance Id&quot;Open the Capturecarddefinitions.xml which is in the Program Files/Team MediaPortal/mediaportal directoryFind the card with name FlyDVB-T DUO (Analogue) and check that the devid which has and edit it to match the Device instance id which you see on the device manager, make sure you leave the &amp;amp between the properties.Let me know if it works and if your analogue plays well...I would need some help if anyone else is reading this on why the analogue stream seems to get stuck every few seconds...I have tried several different Video and audio decoders... for audio only the Cyberlink one seems to work...Note that during playback of both digital and analogue the CPU is around 50% while total memory usage seems to be up to 450MB (160MB by mediaportal) but I have 1GB of RAM so that should not be why I have the problem...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dkoukoul, post: 199645, member: 58982"] Hi, I have the same Tv tuner card and after spending a lot of time I have made it to work both analog and digital but still trying to understand why while playing the analog channels it seems like it losing frames and the audio stream jumps... For the answer to your question: Go to Device manager under the "Sound, Video and game controllers" you should see a "FlyDVB Hybrid" device. Right click and select properties. Then go to "Details" tab and check the "Device Instance Id" Open the Capturecarddefinitions.xml which is in the Program Files/Team MediaPortal/mediaportal directory Find the card with name FlyDVB-T DUO (Analogue) and check that the devid which has and edit it to match the Device instance id which you see on the device manager, make sure you leave the &amp between the properties. Let me know if it works and if your analogue plays well... I would need some help if anyone else is reading this on why the analogue stream seems to get stuck every few seconds... I have tried several different Video and audio decoders... for audio only the Cyberlink one seems to work... Note that during playback of both digital and analogue the CPU is around 50% while total memory usage seems to be up to 450MB (160MB by mediaportal) but I have 1GB of RAM so that should not be why I have the problem... [/QUOTE]

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