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<blockquote data-quote="Cordraconis" data-source="post: 1228825" data-attributes="member: 159447">I have read your post and did some quick research, but I am seriously pressed for time to give an adequate answer.I am in the DVB-C (and analog) area with a cable company, where you have to deal with (airborne) ATSC. So I am doing a warm invite for people who have digital ATSC channels set up, preferrably over an antenna.From what I could google together, you could manually input the correct frequency - as per the screenshot you posted - and the modulation set to 8VSB.I *think* this should allow the card to find the datastream and get the other parameters (like channel Id) by itself, but i hope somebody from the USA can verify that.Edit: you can use the &quot;hcwclear&quot; utility from the haupauge site to completely strip the drivers, .ini files, registry setings, folders, ... from your system. It will be like hauppauge never existed after a reboot. saves re-installing windows...If you really DO need transport stream IDs etc... you could try &quot;VLC player&quot;. It has a portable version and with some googleing you can find out how to watch digital TV useing your tuner card. <a href="https://wiki.videolan.org/VLC_HowTo/Use_a_capture_card/" target="_blank">VLC HowTo/Use a capture card - VideoLAN Wiki</a>(you'll need to adjust for ATSC)In the stream info you can find the broadcast IDs etc... to input in media portal. (don't use VLC and MP2 together, they'll fight over the tuner cards/drivers. Just write everything down, but try all of the above first with one single channel.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cordraconis, post: 1228825, member: 159447"] I have read your post and did some quick research, but I am seriously pressed for time to give an adequate answer. I am in the DVB-C (and analog) area with a cable company, where you have to deal with (airborne) ATSC. So I am doing a warm invite for people who have digital ATSC channels set up, preferrably over an antenna. From what I could google together, you could manually input the correct frequency - as per the screenshot you posted - and the modulation set to 8VSB. I *think* this should allow the card to find the datastream and get the other parameters (like channel Id) by itself, but i hope somebody from the USA can verify that. Edit: you can use the "hcwclear" utility from the haupauge site to completely strip the drivers, .ini files, registry setings, folders, ... from your system. It will be like hauppauge never existed after a reboot. saves re-installing windows... If you really DO need transport stream IDs etc... you could try "VLC player". It has a portable version and with some googleing you can find out how to watch digital TV useing your tuner card. [URL="https://wiki.videolan.org/VLC_HowTo/Use_a_capture_card/"]VLC HowTo/Use a capture card - VideoLAN Wiki[/URL] (you'll need to adjust for ATSC) In the stream info you can find the broadcast IDs etc... to input in media portal. (don't use VLC and MP2 together, they'll fight over the tuner cards/drivers. Just write everything down, but try all of the above first with one single channel.) [/QUOTE]

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