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<blockquote data-quote="burton666" data-source="post: 796227" data-attributes="member: 19144">I have now been able to solve my problem with some help from from TBS support. Using DVB-dream and entering custom HEX codes in the RAW DiSEqC option of each satellite. How can I enter these HEX commands in Tv-server?This is the mail I recieved from support:i believe it's just issue related to your multiswitch - as far as i can understand form the article here:<a href="http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/MultiLNB_Switch_Setup" target="_blank">MultiLNB Switch Setup - MythTV</a>EMP-154AP Multiswitch uses DiSEqC A and B (&quot;committed&quot;) commands for selecting between the 2 groups of 4 ports - respectively group 1 (port A, B, C, D) and group 2 (port E, F, G, H), then in each group it uses 22 kHz tone to select between first and second half of ports in the the group - for example 22 kHz tone off selects ports (A, B) or sub-group 1 and 22 kHz tone on selects ports (C, D) or sub-group 2 in group 1 and at the end it uses voltage to select select port in a sub-group - for example 18V selects port B and 13V selects port A in sub-group 1. so, that allows with one Quan LNB connected for example to ports A, B, C, and D to cover all 4 options: low-band, Vertical; low-band, Horizontal; high-band Vertical; high-band, Horizontal;so, have you configured for example DVBDream to use your switch - i believe based on the above you need to do:* go to Option Menu --&gt; Diseqc* set &quot;Diseqc Switch Type&quot; to &quot;v1.0 or v2.0&quot;* double click on &quot;Port X&quot;, assigned satellite and choose &quot;Raw Diseqc&quot;, which allows you to manually input what DiSEqC command to be sent by DVBDream when choose that satellite - please look at the attached picture:- dvbdream_diseqc_port1.pngthen repeat the same steps for the other satellite using &quot;E0 10 38 F4&quot; as DiSEqC command, because &quot;E0 10 38 F0&quot; and &quot;E0 10 38 F4&quot; are respectively DiSEqC A and B for &quot;committed&quot; type of switch.please, let me know if the above helps - at least at the moment i assume the issue is related to the switch.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="burton666, post: 796227, member: 19144"] I have now been able to solve my problem with some help from from TBS support. Using DVB-dream and entering custom HEX codes in the RAW DiSEqC option of each satellite. How can I enter these HEX commands in Tv-server? This is the mail I recieved from support: i believe it's just issue related to your multiswitch - as far as i can understand form the article here: [url=http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/MultiLNB_Switch_Setup]MultiLNB Switch Setup - MythTV[/url] EMP-154AP Multiswitch uses DiSEqC A and B ("committed") commands for selecting between the 2 groups of 4 ports - respectively group 1 (port A, B, C, D) and group 2 (port E, F, G, H), then in each group it uses 22 kHz tone to select between first and second half of ports in the the group - for example 22 kHz tone off selects ports (A, B) or sub-group 1 and 22 kHz tone on selects ports (C, D) or sub-group 2 in group 1 and at the end it uses voltage to select select port in a sub-group - for example 18V selects port B and 13V selects port A in sub-group 1. so, that allows with one Quan LNB connected for example to ports A, B, C, and D to cover all 4 options: low-band, Vertical; low-band, Horizontal; high-band Vertical; high-band, Horizontal; so, have you configured for example DVBDream to use your switch - i believe based on the above you need to do: * go to Option Menu --> Diseqc * set "Diseqc Switch Type" to "v1.0 or v2.0" * double click on "Port X", assigned satellite and choose "Raw Diseqc", which allows you to manually input what DiSEqC command to be sent by DVBDream when choose that satellite - please look at the attached picture: - dvbdream_diseqc_port1.png then repeat the same steps for the other satellite using "E0 10 38 F4" as DiSEqC command, because "E0 10 38 F0" and "E0 10 38 F4" are respectively DiSEqC A and B for "committed" type of switch. please, let me know if the above helps - at least at the moment i assume the issue is related to the switch. [/QUOTE]

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