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<blockquote data-quote="Grahamgo" data-source="post: 421091" data-attributes="member: 91783">Hi I have a very similar problem. See my thread &quot;DVB-S autotune question&quot;. I have spent hours on this. Like you, another program runs the DVB-S card fine. But when I autotune I see a 100% signal and 17% quality, however this never changes even if I enter 0 or other silly numbers as lnb LOF frequencies. What is DVBFIX tuner fix? could it apply to me (Technisat S2 PCI )?I believe that I am using the MediaPortal built in tuner. But I have just read that this has not been supported for a year. It seems that I may have to change to the TV Server to stay up to date. I don't fully understand what this all about and will probably post a newbie question on the forum. Let me know how you get on I am very interested to get some success!I installed&nbsp; v.1.0.2 and have never used any earlier versions.Is DVBFIX the DVB-FIX?&nbsp; &quot;The fix will unregister the old files in the &quot;windows\system32&quot; folder, and register the new files provided by the download archive...... etc&quot;. If so I did that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Grahamgo, post: 421091, member: 91783"] Hi I have a very similar problem. See my thread "DVB-S autotune question". I have spent hours on this. Like you, another program runs the DVB-S card fine. But when I autotune I see a 100% signal and 17% quality, however this never changes even if I enter 0 or other silly numbers as lnb LOF frequencies. What is DVBFIX tuner fix? could it apply to me (Technisat S2 PCI )? I believe that I am using the MediaPortal built in tuner. But I have just read that this has not been supported for a year. It seems that I may have to change to the TV Server to stay up to date. I don't fully understand what this all about and will probably post a newbie question on the forum. Let me know how you get on I am very interested to get some success! I installed v.1.0.2 and have never used any earlier versions. Is DVBFIX the DVB-FIX? "The fix will unregister the old files in the "windows\system32" folder, and register the new files provided by the download archive...... etc". If so I did that. [/QUOTE]

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