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<blockquote data-quote="rsbrux" data-source="post: 788701" data-attributes="member: 49539">Yeah I already figured it wouldn' hurt to try what you suggested with &quot;search for transponder list&quot;.&nbsp; This found a lot more channels, but most are red (scrambled).&nbsp; I have a CAM w/smart card attached which works w/the Terratec SW, but I guess MP doesn't use it.&nbsp; I can see the provider's info channel, which is unscrambled, but that's about it.&nbsp; WWZ requires CI to view everything, even channels which belong to the basic&nbsp; (&quot;free&quot;) package.&nbsp; Logs attached.I'll try out your XML file and report back.Thanks for your help!P.S.&nbsp; Your XML file was at least as good as the &quot;search for transponder list&quot;. The XML file resulted in finding 254 channels.&nbsp; I think it was only 253 for &quot;search for transponder list&quot;.&nbsp; However, I still have the problem of not being able to view any encrypted material.&nbsp; Attached is the result of a channel test run after the scan using your XML file.&nbsp; If you include the XML in the final release, you may want to rename it.&nbsp; After closer examination, the correct way to write out WWZ would be &quot;Wasserwerke Zug&quot;.&nbsp; The utility uses the term &quot;datazug&quot; and previously also used &quot;telezug&quot; to identify their communications offerings (as opposed to electricity, their primary business).&nbsp; &quot;telezug&quot; is the identification used in Windows Media Center, but it no longer appears on the WWZ website.P.P.S Sorry, forgot the channel test results file.P.P.P.S.Just found <a href="http://wiki.team-mediaportal.com/1_MEDIAPORTAL_1/141_Configuration/TV-Server_Configuration/02_TV_Servers" target="_blank">this wiki page</a>, which tells how to enable CAM (doh!).&nbsp; Now I am having success in test for most scrambled channels (new text file attached).&nbsp; The variety of different error messages is somewhat confusing.&nbsp; The &quot;all cards are busy&quot; message is what I got for just about everything before editing the card setup to activate the CAM, so the differentiation between &quot;busy&quot; and &quot;scrambled&quot; seems a bit suspect.&nbsp; Theoretically all channels should be available to me for a trial period (until the end of this month), so I don't understand why some channels still say &quot;scrambled&quot;.&nbsp; Some also say &quot;no PMT found&quot;, a problem also reported <a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/mediaportal-1-2-0-beta-540/channel-not-available-no-pmt-found-95854/" target="_blank">here</a>.&nbsp; Since I am not using MDAPI, it looks as though my only hope is to rescan everything.&nbsp; The average tuning time of around&nbsp; 10 seconds is pretty scary!&nbsp; Any tips will be gratefully accepted!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rsbrux, post: 788701, member: 49539"] Yeah I already figured it wouldn' hurt to try what you suggested with "search for transponder list". This found a lot more channels, but most are red (scrambled). I have a CAM w/smart card attached which works w/the Terratec SW, but I guess MP doesn't use it. I can see the provider's info channel, which is unscrambled, but that's about it. WWZ requires CI to view everything, even channels which belong to the basic ("free") package. Logs attached. I'll try out your XML file and report back. Thanks for your help! P.S. Your XML file was at least as good as the "search for transponder list". The XML file resulted in finding 254 channels. I think it was only 253 for "search for transponder list". However, I still have the problem of not being able to view any encrypted material. Attached is the result of a channel test run after the scan using your XML file. If you include the XML in the final release, you may want to rename it. After closer examination, the correct way to write out WWZ would be "Wasserwerke Zug". The utility uses the term "datazug" and previously also used "telezug" to identify their communications offerings (as opposed to electricity, their primary business). "telezug" is the identification used in Windows Media Center, but it no longer appears on the WWZ website. P.P.S Sorry, forgot the channel test results file. P.P.P.S. Just found [URL="http://wiki.team-mediaportal.com/1_MEDIAPORTAL_1/141_Configuration/TV-Server_Configuration/02_TV_Servers"]this wiki page[/URL], which tells how to enable CAM (doh!). Now I am having success in test for most scrambled channels (new text file attached). The variety of different error messages is somewhat confusing. The "all cards are busy" message is what I got for just about everything before editing the card setup to activate the CAM, so the differentiation between "busy" and "scrambled" seems a bit suspect. Theoretically all channels should be available to me for a trial period (until the end of this month), so I don't understand why some channels still say "scrambled". Some also say "no PMT found", a problem also reported [URL="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/mediaportal-1-2-0-beta-540/channel-not-available-no-pmt-found-95854/"]here[/URL]. Since I am not using MDAPI, it looks as though my only hope is to rescan everything. The average tuning time of around 10 seconds is pretty scary! Any tips will be gratefully accepted! [/QUOTE]

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