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<blockquote data-quote="AberDino" data-source="post: 1123132" data-attributes="member: 11575">Hi [USER=143751]@andcar[/USER] ,First of all, I'm not familiar with Argus TV scheduler and how it integrates with MP. However, based on your description, I would say the problem might be more driver related than MP itself. I had some problems when I connected 2x TBS5980 in addition to my TBS5280 (also USB devices), from blue screens to not being able to use the CAM. Together with TBS I did some troubleshooting on a separate machine with only their supplied software installed (DVB Dream). After a few driver revisions all was working well on the test machine, so then I went back to using the devices on my MP TV Server, which needed a slight modification to the TBS patch supplied in this thread to get my CAM working. Since then, all has been well and stable (dedicated virtualised TV server which is switched on 24/7). So, if I was you, I would first carry out extensive testing of the TBS5881 on a separate machine with the same operating system and the TBS-supplied software, with and without the other DVB devices present. If there are driver issues then these should become apparent and you can work with TBS to get them fixed (they are very helpful). Good luck!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AberDino, post: 1123132, member: 11575"] Hi [USER=143751]@andcar[/USER] , First of all, I'm not familiar with Argus TV scheduler and how it integrates with MP. However, based on your description, I would say the problem might be more driver related than MP itself. I had some problems when I connected 2x TBS5980 in addition to my TBS5280 (also USB devices), from blue screens to not being able to use the CAM. Together with TBS I did some troubleshooting on a separate machine with only their supplied software installed (DVB Dream). After a few driver revisions all was working well on the test machine, so then I went back to using the devices on my MP TV Server, which needed a slight modification to the TBS patch supplied in this thread to get my CAM working. Since then, all has been well and stable (dedicated virtualised TV server which is switched on 24/7). So, if I was you, I would first carry out extensive testing of the TBS5881 on a separate machine with the same operating system and the TBS-supplied software, with and without the other DVB devices present. If there are driver issues then these should become apparent and you can work with TBS to get them fixed (they are very helpful). Good luck! [/QUOTE]

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