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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 696671" data-attributes="member: 82144">Hi thereNaming is a tricky business! TV Server only knows the name of the tuner from the driver, so if you have 3 identical cards then you will have 3 tuners with the same name in TV Server.To directly answer your questions:There are a couple of ways to do this. If you know how to find the tv.log then you could try restarting the TV Service and tuning to one channel on each card. I believe the presence or absence of a CAM is logged for FireDTV tuners.Another way that might be easier is to simply use trial and error. Map a different scrambled channel to each tuner and then see which channel can be decrypted. Then you know that the tuner that the channel is mapped to is the one with the CAM.Unfortunately no. As already mentioned, TV Server uses the name supplied by the driver.Again, no. The FireDTV Support Tool is completely separate software. There is no link between the FireDTV software and MediaPortal.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 696671, member: 82144"] Hi there Naming is a tricky business! TV Server only knows the name of the tuner from the driver, so if you have 3 identical cards then you will have 3 tuners with the same name in TV Server. To directly answer your questions: There are a couple of ways to do this. If you know how to find the tv.log then you could try restarting the TV Service and tuning to one channel on each card. I believe the presence or absence of a CAM is logged for FireDTV tuners. Another way that might be easier is to simply use trial and error. Map a different scrambled channel to each tuner and then see which channel can be decrypted. Then you know that the tuner that the channel is mapped to is the one with the CAM. Unfortunately no. As already mentioned, TV Server uses the name supplied by the driver. Again, no. The FireDTV Support Tool is completely separate software. There is no link between the FireDTV software and MediaPortal. [/QUOTE]

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