Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="RonD" data-source="post: 949269" data-attributes="member: 117536">On my Win7 system I don't see the HDHR tuners in device manager but do see my Hauppauge HVR-2250 that is connected to PCIe on my TV Server. If I open windows &quot;networks&quot; I see my HDHR tuners and other systems on my local LAN. If I click on 1 of the HDHR tuners, it opens a web&nbsp; browser with links to HDHR web page for setup instructions, download. I've never had HDHR MePo setup problems but maybe you could try the following. I don't know if XBMC has done anything the block other applications from using the HDHR tuners.&nbsp;1. Use HDHR Setup and check under applications that you have MePo selected. Maybe try selecting Windows MC and hit &quot;apply&quot;, then reselect MePo and &quot;apply&quot;. Maybe reboot.&nbsp;2. Upload your MePo TV Server log files. On my Win7 system these are inC:\ProgramData\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal TV Server\log&nbsp;rename the existing tv.log and error.log files, reboot and post the new tv.log and error.log files after the reboot. The log files will show what MePo TV server is seeing when it starts after a fresh reboot and tries to detect and config your tuners.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RonD, post: 949269, member: 117536"] On my Win7 system I don't see the HDHR tuners in device manager but do see my Hauppauge HVR-2250 that is connected to PCIe on my TV Server. If I open windows "networks" I see my HDHR tuners and other systems on my local LAN. If I click on 1 of the HDHR tuners, it opens a web browser with links to HDHR web page for setup instructions, download. I've never had HDHR MePo setup problems but maybe you could try the following. I don't know if XBMC has done anything the block other applications from using the HDHR tuners. 1. Use HDHR Setup and check under applications that you have MePo selected. Maybe try selecting Windows MC and hit "apply", then reselect MePo and "apply". Maybe reboot. 2. Upload your MePo TV Server log files. On my Win7 system these are in C:\ProgramData\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal TV Server\log rename the existing tv.log and error.log files, reboot and post the new tv.log and error.log files after the reboot. The log files will show what MePo TV server is seeing when it starts after a fresh reboot and tries to detect and config your tuners. [/QUOTE]

Verification