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<blockquote data-quote="Sergei" data-source="post: 818543" data-attributes="member: 14597">Re: No access to ecncrypted bouquetI've re-installed dvbviewer and it took 11 minutes to receive the unlock signal.DVBviewer was capable to show the encrypted channels.Closed DVBviewer and started mediaportal: ah, sound of the encrypted channels but no video.If I start dvbviewer and after that mediaportal, then mediaportal hass full access so sound and video.No stable HD tho but that's another thing. Perhaps video hardware acceleration not activated and the used processor, Intel Xeon dual ccore 2,2Ghz is not able to decodeHD fluently.I prefer the cyberlink dvd decoder and have a licensed powerDVD11 but powerdvd is not accessible from within dvbviewer and mediaportal.I know, ther's a tool as Radlights filter manager but filter manager fails.If I click on the register button, select the power dvd file, then ok and poof error. Perhaps Windows7 32bit would be better then the 64bit edition.The powerdvd failure is not a matter for mediaportal , except if someone might know a solution for windows7 64bit.Despites the startup problems, mediaportal is the way to go.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sergei, post: 818543, member: 14597"] [b]Re: No access to ecncrypted bouquet[/b] I've re-installed dvbviewer and it took 11 minutes to receive the unlock signal. DVBviewer was capable to show the encrypted channels. Closed DVBviewer and started mediaportal: ah, sound of the encrypted channels but no video. If I start dvbviewer and after that mediaportal, then mediaportal hass full access so sound and video. No stable HD tho but that's another thing. Perhaps video hardware acceleration not activated and the used processor, Intel Xeon dual ccore 2,2Ghz is not able to decode HD fluently. I prefer the cyberlink dvd decoder and have a licensed powerDVD11 but powerdvd is not accessible from within dvbviewer and mediaportal. I know, ther's a tool as Radlights filter manager but filter manager fails. If I click on the register button, select the power dvd file, then ok and poof error. Perhaps Windows7 32bit would be better then the 64bit edition. The powerdvd failure is not a matter for mediaportal , except if someone might know a solution for windows7 64bit. Despites the startup problems, mediaportal is the way to go. [/QUOTE]

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