MP2 2.1 pre2-release (1 Viewer)

[dazpp]

Hi

I just uninstalled MP1 and installed MP2 2.1 Pre2-release.
Now when I try ti search for my DVB-C transponders I don't see the signal rate any more. It seems to have beenchanged to "bandwidth" instead.
How do I know what bandwidth I should put in there and why isn't signal rate there any more?

Right now I can't search for transponders as it doesn't find any whatever I try to put there.

Isn't this working or should I go back to MP1 for now?

 

[HTPCSourcer]

MP 2.1 is using the latest 1.16pre TV engine part, so there should be no difference. Which version of MP1 were you using?

By the way - there is no need to uninstall MP1 or MP2 to use one or the other package. Simply make sure that the respective Server service is deactivated before running the other installer and vice versa.

 

[dazpp]

MP 2.1 is using the latest 1.16pre TV engine part, so there should be no difference. Which version of MP1 were you using?

I'm running MP1 1.15 which is latest release.

By the way - there is no need to uninstall MP1 or MP2 to use one or the other package. Simply make sure that the respective Server service is deactivated before running the other installer and vice versa.

I uninstalled MP1 and still didn't get it working. So now I'm reverting to MP1 again which I know works.

 

[HTPCSourcer]

I'm running MP1 1.15 which is latest release.

As I just said: MP 2.1pre is using the 1.16pre engine, which brings considerable change. It may well be that you will see the same issues with 1.16.

I uninstalled MP1 and still didn't get it working.

This has no effect. It all relates to the TV engine used.

So now I'm reverting to MP1 again which I know works.

It would be interesting to know if you experience the same behavior with 1.16pre - just in case you would like to test.

 

[dazpp]

It would be interesting to know if you experience the same behavior with 1.16pre - just in case you would like to test.

I would like to see the symbol rate back in the channel search as there are still alot of us using dvb-c.