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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1024694" data-attributes="member: 82144"><p>Basically what happened is for some reason Windows decided it had detected that your tuner was a new device and allocated it a new identifier. As a consequence, TV Server also thought the tuner was a new tuner and added a new instance in the tuner list. This is a known issue insomuch as we've seen it before. In fact, the same thing happens occasionally with my USB tuner - possibly when I add new USB devices for the first time. Unfortunately this behaviour is out of our control so we can't directly fix it. Working around it would also be really difficult as we have no fool-proof way to match the old tuner details with the new tuner details...</p><p> </p><p>Basically: blame Windows.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1024694, member: 82144"] Basically what happened is for some reason Windows decided it had detected that your tuner was a new device and allocated it a new identifier. As a consequence, TV Server also thought the tuner was a new tuner and added a new instance in the tuner list. This is a known issue insomuch as we've seen it before. In fact, the same thing happens occasionally with my USB tuner - possibly when I add new USB devices for the first time. Unfortunately this behaviour is out of our control so we can't directly fix it. Working around it would also be really difficult as we have no fool-proof way to match the old tuner details with the new tuner details... Basically: blame Windows. [/QUOTE]
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