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Message: <blockquote data-quote="wderbi" data-source="post: 703515" data-attributes="member: 110230">Ssenyer, you are NOT alone brother!  I have been fighting this SAME EXACT issue for weeks that has taken me through at least 4 different reformats of the harddrive and reinstalls of either Windows 7 ultimate (x64) and XP pro, and countless numbers of uninstalling and reinstalling mediaportal 1.2 over the past 3 weeks or so.<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite3" alt=":(" title="Frown    :(" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":(" />  I too just had this revelation and finally figured that this was the problem.  Before going into any detail, I want to first apologize for hijacking YOUR thread, but since we have the same problem, with virtually identical Logs, I will piggy-back in your thread.My issues:I have a Dishpro DPP44 diseqC switch that allows for 4 ports to accomidate up to 4 orbitals to serve 4 different receivers.  I am running a 22khz switch (on/off) on two of the ports so that I could use 6 LNBs total.  This setup works great on all of my FTA equipment for all 6 birds, but I am only trying to use 5 of them in mediaportal.  Dishpro equipment uses bandstacking protocol, so I am using NA custom #1 setting, and I override the LOF values and use slightly modified satellite.ini files to get a good scan with all channels.  I do two separate scans because 3 LNBs require a switch setting of "0" because they are 22khz "off" , and two LNBs are hooked to the 22khz "on".  The scans yield excellent results and I find >95% of the channels.Setup:119W Level 1AA (NA Custom---overwrite) 11250 11250 LNBSW=0 110W Level 1AB (NA Custom---overwrite) 11250 11250 LNBSW=0129W Level 1BA (NA Custom---overwrite) 11250 11250 LNBSW=091W  Level 1AA (NA Custom---overwrite) 11250 11250 LNBSW=1170082W  Level 1AB (NA Custom---overwrite) 11250 11250 LNBSW=11700I normally scan 119-110-129 together, then scan 91-82 together.  When I scan one group, most channels work great on all satellites with the same LNBSW.  However, after scanning the second group, none of the channels would work from the first group, but the channels from the second group would work fine on all satellites using that LNBSW setting.  No matter which group I scanned first, mediaportal would try to force the LOF settings of the last scanned satellite.  It took me weeks to catch on the pattern <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite10" alt=":oops:" title="Oops!    :oops:" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":oops:" /> that the problem was that mediaportal was trying to force the settings of the last scan.  I was getting different errors (depending upon the OS)...WinXP gave more signal errors, Win7 ultimate gave more "unable to start graph" errors, but sypmtoms were identical....although the TVserver seemed to lockup and be non-responsive more often in win7.I had the revalation today, and made this "discovery".  As a test, after scanning both satellite groups in and group 1 stopped working (as usual, channels from satellites in group 2 scan worked fine!), I started a scan on a random satellite using the same LOF settings from the non-working channels in the first group...but quickly cancelled the scan.  Miraculously, channels from the first group started to work, and channels from satellite group 2 no longer worked.  I then headed straight to the forum and I see your post I was like good LOrd!!!!  Hopefully someone can get this fixed.PS> I didn't post logs because they were essentially the same as Sseyers.  I could attach them if necessary.</blockquote>

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