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<blockquote data-quote="nsidir" data-source="post: 1236796" data-attributes="member: 162386">I have installed in my Windows 10 Pro build 1709 MediaPortal 1. Following the installation guide, I installed the server/client version and after completion I run the TV configuration tool where the it discovers my DVB-T card (Realtek DVT Filter) in USB. Then i try to scan for channels but I get none. As I read, this can happen but it is suggested that we should use advance tuning options and check the single transpoder scan option. With the default frequency and bandwidth (30600 kHz and 8 MHz) for Greece, I still get no channels detected. I use other TV software with this card (ArcSoft TotalMedia, and SichboPVR) which have no problem detecting channels. Should I use different frequency and bandwidth values? Is there a problem with my DVB-T?I have also tried MediaPortal 2 also but i had the same problem.MediaPortal seems to be a very good software and its a pity I cant get it done.Thanks in advanceNikos</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nsidir, post: 1236796, member: 162386"] I have installed in my Windows 10 Pro build 1709 MediaPortal 1. Following the installation guide, I installed the server/client version and after completion I run the TV configuration tool where the it discovers my DVB-T card (Realtek DVT Filter) in USB. Then i try to scan for channels but I get none. As I read, this can happen but it is suggested that we should use advance tuning options and check the single transpoder scan option. With the default frequency and bandwidth (30600 kHz and 8 MHz) for Greece, I still get no channels detected. I use other TV software with this card (ArcSoft TotalMedia, and SichboPVR) which have no problem detecting channels. Should I use different frequency and bandwidth values? Is there a problem with my DVB-T? I have also tried MediaPortal 2 also but i had the same problem. MediaPortal seems to be a very good software and its a pity I cant get it done. Thanks in advance Nikos [/QUOTE]

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