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<blockquote data-quote="Mark963" data-source="post: 773602" data-attributes="member: 114798">I'm getting similar problems.&nbsp; I can use the SiliconDust HDHomeRun with it's own utilities and it finds all the open QAM stations on my service (Mediacom).&nbsp; I was trying to run MediaPortal TV Server Configuration v1.1.3 and it was showing me like 164 QAM channels, but most of them weren't labeled with a station name and when I selected them, most of them said there was no signal.&nbsp; At some point, I tried the v1.2 beta.&nbsp; It frequently shows no stations on the HDHomeRun tuners.&nbsp; I've tired uninstalling, choosing the broadest uninstall features, but it seems to remember all sorts of settings after I re-install.&nbsp; When I went back to v1.1.3, I couldn't get it to find anything.&nbsp; So I reinstalled v1.2 beta again.So now, I'm typically getting about 54 channels if using QAM Stanard Alternate (seems to catch a few more than QAM Standard and the channel numbers line up better with the HDHomeRun config) but missing most of the ones I want.&nbsp; The tools that came with the HDHomeRun show 98 channels and that number seems correct.&nbsp; The other odd thing is that if it catches say 11 stations on channel 54, that's exactly what the HDHomeRun tools say.&nbsp; But then the HDHomeRun tool shows stations on channels 55, 56, 81, 82, 110, 113, 114, 115 ...&nbsp; where MediaPortals TV setup says &quot;Nothing Found&quot; on those channels.&nbsp; I note that because the other channels where truely nothing is, it says &quot;No Signal&quot;.&nbsp; So whatever &quot;Nothing Found&quot; means, it seems to be in error.&nbsp; Using the HDHomeRun QuickTV, I can tune any channel.&nbsp; Maybe the newer firmware in the HDHomeRun has changed something??&nbsp; Still odd that some channels are found repeatably and other are repeatably &quot;Nothing Found&quot;.&nbsp; I'd think if the interface works for one channel, it would work for all.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mark963, post: 773602, member: 114798"] I'm getting similar problems. I can use the SiliconDust HDHomeRun with it's own utilities and it finds all the open QAM stations on my service (Mediacom). I was trying to run MediaPortal TV Server Configuration v1.1.3 and it was showing me like 164 QAM channels, but most of them weren't labeled with a station name and when I selected them, most of them said there was no signal. At some point, I tried the v1.2 beta. It frequently shows no stations on the HDHomeRun tuners. I've tired uninstalling, choosing the broadest uninstall features, but it seems to remember all sorts of settings after I re-install. When I went back to v1.1.3, I couldn't get it to find anything. So I reinstalled v1.2 beta again. So now, I'm typically getting about 54 channels if using QAM Stanard Alternate (seems to catch a few more than QAM Standard and the channel numbers line up better with the HDHomeRun config) but missing most of the ones I want. The tools that came with the HDHomeRun show 98 channels and that number seems correct. The other odd thing is that if it catches say 11 stations on channel 54, that's exactly what the HDHomeRun tools say. But then the HDHomeRun tool shows stations on channels 55, 56, 81, 82, 110, 113, 114, 115 ... where MediaPortals TV setup says "Nothing Found" on those channels. I note that because the other channels where truely nothing is, it says "No Signal". So whatever "Nothing Found" means, it seems to be in error. Using the HDHomeRun QuickTV, I can tune any channel. Maybe the newer firmware in the HDHomeRun has changed something?? Still odd that some channels are found repeatably and other are repeatably "Nothing Found". I'd think if the interface works for one channel, it would work for all. [/QUOTE]

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