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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1214874" data-attributes="member: 82144">As Lehmden said: that was possibly a driver compatibility thing. If I recall correctly, there are a range of drivers (official, Microsoft-provided, generic) available for some DVICO tuners, and not all of them work with MediaPortal.Generally you seem to assume that if the tuner works in W7, it would work in W10. That assumption sometimes fails.Furthermore you seem to assume that if the tuner works in WMC, it would work in MP. That assumption sometimes fails too. Rarely... but not never.Nobody can give you a more specific or certain answer unless you provide TV Server log files.Did you check that MediaPortal's frequency list was correct for your area before you jumped to the conclusion that there was a problem with MediaPortal?An out-of-date frequency list would explain both of the symptoms you mentioned. These things happen. We rely on the community to provide frequency list updates.As above: nobody can give you a specific answer unless you provide specific information (in the form of log files). I know this may seem pedantic, but it's the honest truth.Same again. Log files required, and check the frequency list is correct.Why didn't you ask for help earlier?There are plenty of people here who could have assisted you.With the greatest respect, your statements about hardware capabilities, software overheads etc. seem confused and a bit mistaken. Getting into an argument about this is a waste of time for all concerned. Therefore, my recommendation is: if you'd like assistance, lay aside your pre-conceived ideas about your and provide the log files that we need.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1214874, member: 82144"] As Lehmden said: that was possibly a driver compatibility thing. If I recall correctly, there are a range of drivers (official, Microsoft-provided, generic) available for some DVICO tuners, and not all of them work with MediaPortal. Generally you seem to assume that if the tuner works in W7, it would work[I] [/I]in W10. That assumption sometimes fails. Furthermore you seem to assume that if the tuner works in WMC, it would work in MP. That assumption sometimes fails too. Rarely... but not never. Nobody can give you a more specific or certain answer unless you provide TV Server log files. Did you check that MediaPortal's frequency list was correct for your area before you jumped to the conclusion that there was a problem with MediaPortal? An out-of-date frequency list would explain both of the symptoms you mentioned. These things happen. We rely on the community to provide frequency list updates. As above: nobody can give you a specific answer unless you provide specific information (in the form of log files). I know this may seem pedantic, but it's the honest truth. Same again. Log files required, and check the frequency list is correct. Why didn't you ask for help earlier? There are plenty of people here who could have assisted you. With the greatest respect, your statements about hardware capabilities, software overheads etc. seem confused and a bit mistaken. Getting into an argument about this is a waste of time for all concerned. Therefore, my recommendation is: if you'd like assistance, lay aside your pre-conceived ideas about your and provide the log files that we need. [/QUOTE]

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