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<blockquote data-quote="AberDino" data-source="post: 1300818" data-attributes="member: 11575"><p>I have a dedicated TV Server x64 v1.36 running on Windows 11, with a Hauppauge WinTV-dualHD tuner for DVB-T channels (Freeview) and a TBS 5520SE tuner for DVB-S channels (Freesat and others). I also have a TBS 5980, but for troubleshooting purposes I disconnected it from the system. The DVB-T tuner has priority over the DVB-S tuner, so should be used first if a channel is available on both Freeview and Freesat.</p><p></p><p>The issue I'm having is that after a random period of time, I'm unable to tune to any channel, with the message that "all cards are busy". At that point, on the TV Server, the TBS card is coloured red with a subchannel count (see screenshot attached). Interestingly, while it's in that state, I cannot tune to any DVB-T channel on the Hauppauge card either.</p><p></p><p>It happened again yesterday, so I had a look through my TVService.log file to try and work out what is happening. In the morning, I watched the skiing on ZDF (TBS card) and after that briefly switched to BBC One on the Hauppauge card. EPG grabbing commences at 13:32, Freeview first, followed by Freesat at 13:43. That's where the first anomaly is visible, note the time it takes to 'set tone state'...:</p><p></p><p>Next one:</p><p></p><p>As it takes too long, the system then tries to unsuccessfully stop the tune request.</p><p></p><p>At 17:13, it's time to commence a recording on BBC Two. This channel is tunable from the Hauppauge card, but because the TBS card is still in the process of stopping, the recording doesn't start until 17:49:</p><p></p><p>After the recording is finished, it immediately performs the DVB-T EPG grab with the Hauppauge card, and after that gets itself into trouble again when it tries to perform the DVB-S grab with the TBS card. No errors are logged in the "TVService-Error.log" file.</p><p></p><p>At this point, stopping the TV Service from the "TV Server Configuration" Manual Control menu just hangs, and trying to stop the TVService Service is also not possible (see screenshot). The only recovery option is to restart the computer.</p><p></p><p>The issue appears to be related to the TBS card, and I'm wondering whether it is linked to the issue as <a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/dvb-s2-card-fails-to-tune-subchannel-count-increasing.139240/#post-1299788" target="_blank">posted here</a> by [USER=15729]@w8andc[/USER].</p><p></p><p>Attached two screenshots, an abbreviated "TVService.log" file, and the "TSWriter.log" file. I'd appreciate it if somebody could have a look at this, and I'm happy to assist troubleshooting.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AberDino, post: 1300818, member: 11575"] I have a dedicated TV Server x64 v1.36 running on Windows 11, with a Hauppauge WinTV-dualHD tuner for DVB-T channels (Freeview) and a TBS 5520SE tuner for DVB-S channels (Freesat and others). I also have a TBS 5980, but for troubleshooting purposes I disconnected it from the system. The DVB-T tuner has priority over the DVB-S tuner, so should be used first if a channel is available on both Freeview and Freesat. The issue I'm having is that after a random period of time, I'm unable to tune to any channel, with the message that "all cards are busy". At that point, on the TV Server, the TBS card is coloured red with a subchannel count (see screenshot attached). Interestingly, while it's in that state, I cannot tune to any DVB-T channel on the Hauppauge card either. It happened again yesterday, so I had a look through my TVService.log file to try and work out what is happening. In the morning, I watched the skiing on ZDF (TBS card) and after that briefly switched to BBC One on the Hauppauge card. EPG grabbing commences at 13:32, Freeview first, followed by Freesat at 13:43. That's where the first anomaly is visible, note the time it takes to 'set tone state'...: Next one: As it takes too long, the system then tries to unsuccessfully stop the tune request. At 17:13, it's time to commence a recording on BBC Two. This channel is tunable from the Hauppauge card, but because the TBS card is still in the process of stopping, the recording doesn't start until 17:49: After the recording is finished, it immediately performs the DVB-T EPG grab with the Hauppauge card, and after that gets itself into trouble again when it tries to perform the DVB-S grab with the TBS card. No errors are logged in the "TVService-Error.log" file. At this point, stopping the TV Service from the "TV Server Configuration" Manual Control menu just hangs, and trying to stop the TVService Service is also not possible (see screenshot). The only recovery option is to restart the computer. The issue appears to be related to the TBS card, and I'm wondering whether it is linked to the issue as [URL='https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/dvb-s2-card-fails-to-tune-subchannel-count-increasing.139240/#post-1299788']posted here[/URL] by [USER=15729]@w8andc[/USER]. Attached two screenshots, an abbreviated "TVService.log" file, and the "TSWriter.log" file. I'd appreciate it if somebody could have a look at this, and I'm happy to assist troubleshooting. [/QUOTE]
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