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<blockquote data-quote="LudwigXIV" data-source="post: 712748" data-attributes="member: 58555">AW: Solution for ALL/most Software-encoder based TV-CardsHi, I wasn't able to extract all the encoders as described above. For me, the MainConcept couldn't be integrated correctly to my system. After getting the right files from naibaf7, I was able to integrate them and: Yes, it works!I use a Terratec Cinergy HT MKII, the only encoder that works is the MainConcept. I used this encoder to scan for channels. Because of bad quality in Mediaportal, I tried the ATI-Encoder for watching TV and that works quiet good. Scanning for channels is not possible with the&nbsp; ATI-Encoder, I don't know why.So, for all users with a similar configuration (Terratec Cinergy HT MKII, Windows 7 Professional x64...) try this:1. Use MainConcept-Encoder to scan for channels2. Use ATI-Encoder to watch TV in Mediaportal.Easy, isn't it? ;-) I hope this helps anyone...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LudwigXIV, post: 712748, member: 58555"] [b]AW: Solution for ALL/most Software-encoder based TV-Cards[/b] Hi, I wasn't able to extract all the encoders as described above. For me, the MainConcept couldn't be integrated correctly to my system. After getting the right files from naibaf7, I was able to integrate them and: Yes, it works! I use a Terratec Cinergy HT MKII, the only encoder that works is the MainConcept. I used this encoder to scan for channels. Because of bad quality in Mediaportal, I tried the ATI-Encoder for watching TV and that works quiet good. Scanning for channels is not possible with the ATI-Encoder, I don't know why. So, for all users with a similar configuration (Terratec Cinergy HT MKII, Windows 7 Professional x64...) try this: 1. Use MainConcept-Encoder to scan for channels 2. Use ATI-Encoder to watch TV in Mediaportal. Easy, isn't it? ;-) I hope this helps anyone... [/QUOTE]

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