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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 750328" data-attributes="member: 82144">cewillisI'm trying to help you but it feels like you're annoyed at me for some reason which I can't comprehend. You only gave me a very short section of logs to work with and I'm only reporting what I saw. It stood out like a sore thumb to me. Having seen similar symptoms in logs before, I gave my opinion of what I have seen. If you want to post longer logs then please do. If you'd rather not have my input then that is fine - I can leave you to resolve this with anyone else who is willing to help you.Right now I can't explain why that happens - sometimes I just don't have an explanation. If I did then I'd have given it to you. That doesn't mean that the symptom that you're seeing is a reflection of the actual problem (ie. the problem could be something that you don't expect). Like I said: short section of logs... reported what I saw... Thinking further: it could be the sequence in which you're using the tuners. It could be the overlap time - if you tune a tuner with interference present sometimes the demodulator won't correct itself until you take the interference away and force a retune.I haven't got one of these cards - it was a genuine question. The second connector could have been a loop out for all I know. Many tuners share inputs these days.No, there is probably nothing wrong with the card. I never said there was. What I was trying to point out is that in my opinion the issues you're experiencing stem from the fact that the tuner is producing very "dirty" output. That could be because it is only just picking up the signal because you've picked up the wrong frequencies by scanning with the wrong QAM standard or something like that. In such marginal conditions, having two tuners operating at the same time in such a close environment can be enough to cause the stream corruption that you're seeing.As above. Potentially wrong standard used for scanning. Something signal related anyway.Mate, remember that we are doing this in our free time. If your thread doesn't get answered within a time that you are comfortable with that is not a license to post a new one. There are only so many of us and there are a constant stream of threads to answer - it is a wonder we get any development done sometimes. Most of us work full time jobs like normal people. Hardly any of us are in a compatible timezone with you. In short it is easy to miss your thread - please be a little more patient with us next time...My opinion is that will not help, however if you have the time to do that then it can't hurt...</blockquote>

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