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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 696959" data-attributes="member: 82144">I wouldn't be swapping my FireDTV (if I had one) either! If you ask me DigitalEverywhere tuners probably have the best support for the widest range of features...I'm not sure from your last post whether you managed to sort the identities out or not. Anyhow, I've come up with a better way to determine which tuner has the CAM.1. Disable FireDTV 1 in TV Server configuration (see screenshot).2. See if you can still watch a scrambled channel.3. If not then FireDTV 1 has the CAM and you're done.4. Disable FireDTV 2.5. See if you can still watch a scrambled channel.6. If not then FireDTV 2 has the CAM and you're done.7. If you can then FireDTV 3 has the CAM and you're done.Thank goodness the tuners don't get mixed up once they're installed. You can see from my screenshot that I have 3 sets of 4 tuners with the same name (2 x Pinnacle PCTV7010ix) - a similar headache for me!!!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 696959, member: 82144"] I wouldn't be swapping my FireDTV (if I had one) either! If you ask me DigitalEverywhere tuners probably have the best support for the widest range of features... I'm not sure from your last post whether you managed to sort the identities out or not. Anyhow, I've come up with a better way to determine which tuner has the CAM. 1. Disable FireDTV 1 in TV Server configuration (see screenshot). 2. See if you can still watch a scrambled channel. 3. If not then FireDTV 1 has the CAM and you're done. 4. Disable FireDTV 2. 5. See if you can still watch a scrambled channel. 6. If not then FireDTV 2 has the CAM and you're done. 7. If you can then FireDTV 3 has the CAM and you're done. Thank goodness the tuners don't get mixed up once they're installed. You can see from my screenshot that I have 3 sets of 4 tuners with the same name (2 x Pinnacle PCTV7010ix) - a similar headache for me!!! [/QUOTE]

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