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<blockquote data-quote="timhj" data-source="post: 399013" data-attributes="member: 90073"><p>Hey Uffe, </p><p></p><p>I had a similar problem (there's a post about it on the second page), different card (mine's a dvico) but the same issue. </p><p></p><p>I finally got it working like this: </p><p>-- Install the proprietary software and drivers (which in your case is the pinnacle drivers and the pinnacle tv player). </p><p>-- Double uninstall the proprietary <strong>drivers</strong> (not the player software), get rid of them from the windows 'add/remove software' tool in the control panel and use the pinnacle 'remove driver' tool if it exists. </p><p>-- Reboot the computer and windows should pick up the 'new' hardware</p><p>-- Choose to let windows search automatically for the driver and let it install the windows drivers. </p><p>-- Open up the Proprietary (Pinnacle) tv viewing software and let the tv play for half an hour (with picture in picture on if it's a dual card) or so. </p><p>-- Make sure you've installed the <a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/general-support-51/patch-dvb-tuner-issue-channel-scan-crash-windows-xp-6344/" target="_blank">dvb hotfix</a> (run the runme.bat file before continuing as sometimes the driver install can replace the psisdec.dll file with an unstable version)</p><p>-- Immediately after that run the media portal tv server configuration again and try your scan. </p><p></p><p>Let me know how it goes.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="timhj, post: 399013, member: 90073"] Hey Uffe, I had a similar problem (there's a post about it on the second page), different card (mine's a dvico) but the same issue. I finally got it working like this: -- Install the proprietary software and drivers (which in your case is the pinnacle drivers and the pinnacle tv player). -- Double uninstall the proprietary [B]drivers[/B] (not the player software), get rid of them from the windows 'add/remove software' tool in the control panel and use the pinnacle 'remove driver' tool if it exists. -- Reboot the computer and windows should pick up the 'new' hardware -- Choose to let windows search automatically for the driver and let it install the windows drivers. -- Open up the Proprietary (Pinnacle) tv viewing software and let the tv play for half an hour (with picture in picture on if it's a dual card) or so. -- Make sure you've installed the [URL="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/general-support-51/patch-dvb-tuner-issue-channel-scan-crash-windows-xp-6344/"]dvb hotfix[/URL] (run the runme.bat file before continuing as sometimes the driver install can replace the psisdec.dll file with an unstable version) -- Immediately after that run the media portal tv server configuration again and try your scan. Let me know how it goes. [/QUOTE]
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