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<blockquote data-quote="anewmyth" data-source="post: 412288" data-attributes="member: 90510">Thanks for the response.&nbsp; I did read another similar post.&nbsp; Maybe it was yours.&nbsp; I tried the remapping of the channels.&nbsp; I don't remember the problem at the moment - maybe I didn't stick to it long enough, but I wasn't getting the names to match, or I was having problems Tuning....&nbsp; I can't remember.For anyone else trying to get this to work I eventually used mc2xml to help map the channels.&nbsp; I still had to go through the channels manually and assign names to them, but I did manage to get most of it working.&nbsp; I'm now doing the pvr150 analog side.I started this process with mythtv before christmas, and I was beginging to think the DYI PVR was a myth.&nbsp; Maybe it's the luck of the draw, but from remote problems (ATI remote wonder II) to video cards, to channel mapping, on multiple version of multiple operating systems, I've spent quite a while on this.&nbsp; (all for basic cable!?!)&nbsp; I don't even watch TV - it's for the wife and kids.If I had it to do over again, I wouldn't.&nbsp; I've easily spent $3000 of my $50/hr time on this, and it's not fun anymore. I'm only doing it out of habit, and because I want to WIN....*sigh*</blockquote>

[QUOTE="anewmyth, post: 412288, member: 90510"] Thanks for the response. I did read another similar post. Maybe it was yours. I tried the remapping of the channels. I don't remember the problem at the moment - maybe I didn't stick to it long enough, but I wasn't getting the names to match, or I was having problems Tuning.... I can't remember. For anyone else trying to get this to work I eventually used mc2xml to help map the channels. I still had to go through the channels manually and assign names to them, but I did manage to get most of it working. I'm now doing the pvr150 analog side. I started this process with mythtv before christmas, and I was beginging to think the DYI PVR was a myth. Maybe it's the luck of the draw, but from remote problems (ATI remote wonder II) to video cards, to channel mapping, on multiple version of multiple operating systems, I've spent quite a while on this. (all for basic cable!?!) I don't even watch TV - it's for the wife and kids. If I had it to do over again, I wouldn't. I've easily spent $3000 of my $50/hr time on this, and it's not fun anymore. I'm only doing it out of habit, and because I want to WIN.... *sigh* [/QUOTE]

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