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<blockquote data-quote="Taipan" data-source="post: 163111" data-attributes="member: 11681">Looks like you might have missed the fact that there is a link (<a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/start_support_thread_changed_2006_11_08-t12630.html" target="_blank">instructions here</a>) in my previous post?I suggest that it would be better to use the latest version of MediaPortal (v0.2.3.0RC1).&nbsp; Could you please do the following:-1.&nbsp; Uninstall MediaPortal2.&nbsp; Delete all remaining files and folders in the &quot;MediaPortal&quot; folder3.&nbsp; Install MediaPortal 0.2.3.0RC14.&nbsp; Reboot the PC5.&nbsp; Launch MediaPortal Setup and try to add your Dvico card in the &quot;Television&quot; section.&nbsp; If this step fails (you cannot &quot;see&quot; your card in MP Setup, or the channel scan fails to find any channels), close MP Setup and post the resulting MediaPortal.log file here as an attachment.&nbsp; That might give us a clue ....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Taipan, post: 163111, member: 11681"] Looks like you might have missed the fact that there is a link ([URL="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/start_support_thread_changed_2006_11_08-t12630.html"]instructions here[/URL]) in my previous post? I suggest that it would be better to use the latest version of MediaPortal (v0.2.3.0RC1). Could you please do the following:- 1. Uninstall MediaPortal 2. Delete all remaining files and folders in the "MediaPortal" folder 3. Install MediaPortal 0.2.3.0RC1 4. Reboot the PC 5. Launch MediaPortal Setup and try to add your Dvico card in the "Television" section. If this step fails (you cannot "see" your card in MP Setup, or the channel scan fails to find any channels), close MP Setup and post the resulting MediaPortal.log file here as an attachment. That might give us a clue .... [/QUOTE]

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