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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1232453" data-attributes="member: 82144">Jesper, I'm sorry you feel stuck.You may think I'm crazy, but I'm still convinced that the tuner driver is the cause of this problem. I'm convinced because I know for sure that TV Server simply shows the tuners that Windows says are connected.To cut a long story short: I have one workaround suggestion for you. Please try to configure TV Server to delay tuner detection.You can find the setting in TV Server Configuration -&gt; general section -&gt; application tab -&gt; &quot;delay in seconds before TVServer detects cards&quot;.Normally this setting is only needed for tuners with questionable drivers. Maybe the TT S2-4650 is one of them.I suggest to start with a value of 60 seconds. This means that you can't use MediaPortal for 60 seconds after system boot. If it solves the problem, you may be able to reduce the value later.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1232453, member: 82144"] Jesper, I'm sorry you feel stuck. You may think I'm crazy, but I'm still convinced that the tuner driver is the cause of this problem. I'm convinced because I know for sure that TV Server simply shows the tuners that Windows says are connected. To cut a long story short: I have one [B]workaround[/B] suggestion for you. Please try to configure TV Server to delay tuner detection. You can find the setting in TV Server Configuration -> general section -> application tab -> "delay in seconds before TVServer detects cards". Normally this setting is only needed for tuners with questionable drivers. Maybe the TT S2-4650 is one of them. I suggest to start with a value of 60 seconds. This means that you can't use MediaPortal for 60 seconds after system boot. If it solves the problem, you may be able to reduce the value later. [/QUOTE]

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