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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 879163" data-attributes="member: 82144">Hi again&nbsp;Well that is really bizarre. According to the logs, TV Server is not successfully scanning - it moves through the frequencies, but it is not actually scanning because it fails to create that graph file. Hmmm. The error that is logged is:&nbsp;&nbsp;To me that reads &quot;file already exists&quot; and couldn't get much plainer than that. Not that I doubt what you are saying; rather, it just adds to the mystery!&nbsp;Please could you try the attached patch for MP 1.2.3. This contains extended debug so that I can see exactly where the failure is. I'll need a fresh tv.log after you've tried it:1. Stop the TV service (this can be done in the &quot;manual control&quot; section of TV Server configuration - just click &quot;stop service&quot;).2. Ensure that TV Server configuration is closed.3. Take a backup of the TVLibrary.dll in your TV Server install folder.4. Download and extract the attached TVLibrary.dll into your TV Server install folder.5. Restart TV Server (this can be done by attempting to open TV Server configuration and clicking &quot;yes&quot; when it prompts to start the service) and test.&nbsp;The other strange thing that I noticed is that TV Server seems to only be detecting one of the tuners. Can you confirm - is one of the tuners in the tuner list in TV Server configuration listed as &quot;unknown&quot; type? You could try a fresh tuner detection as follows:1. Remove tuner stick.2. Restart TV service.3. Go to the tuner list (under &quot;TV Servers&quot;-&gt;[server name]).4. Select tuner 1 and click &quot;remove&quot;.5. Repeat for tuner 2.6. Restart the TV service.7. Double check that there are no grf files in that folder I mentioned named like &quot;IT9135 BDA Filter - DVBT Graph.grf&quot;.8. Replug the tuner stick.9. Restart the TV service.10. See if it works.&nbsp;mm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 879163, member: 82144"] Hi again Well that is really bizarre. According to the logs, TV Server is not successfully scanning - it moves through the frequencies, but it is not actually scanning because it fails to create that graph file. Hmmm. The error that is logged is: To me that reads "file already exists" and couldn't get much plainer than that. Not that I doubt what you are saying; rather, it just adds to the mystery! Please could you try the attached patch for MP 1.2.3. This contains extended debug so that I can see exactly where the failure is. I'll need a fresh tv.log after you've tried it: 1. Stop the TV service (this can be done in the "manual control" section of TV Server configuration - just click "stop service"). 2. Ensure that TV Server configuration is closed. 3. Take a backup of the TVLibrary.dll in your TV Server install folder. 4. Download and extract the attached TVLibrary.dll into your TV Server install folder. 5. Restart TV Server (this can be done by attempting to open TV Server configuration and clicking "yes" when it prompts to start the service) and test. The other strange thing that I noticed is that TV Server seems to only be detecting one of the tuners. Can you confirm - is one of the tuners in the tuner list in TV Server configuration listed as "unknown" type? You could try a fresh tuner detection as follows: 1. Remove tuner stick. 2. Restart TV service. 3. Go to the tuner list (under "TV Servers"->[server name]). 4. Select tuner 1 and click "remove". 5. Repeat for tuner 2. 6. Restart the TV service. 7. Double check that there are no grf files in that folder I mentioned named like "IT9135 BDA Filter - DVBT Graph.grf". 8. Replug the tuner stick. 9. Restart the TV service. 10. See if it works. mm [/QUOTE]

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