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<blockquote data-quote="northernmonkey" data-source="post: 40423" data-attributes="member: 18490">i applied the fixes but the second one didnt install, its is for media player 10 and i have 9 so i thought just stick with 9 as the media portal wiki (i think) said that you must have version 9 or higher. Is it worth bothering upgrading or not.To make a bit more sense i installed the twinham drivers for their software to confirm the cards worked, which they did&nbsp; :wink: , then &quot;updated&quot; the drivers to the bda one from the website.From what i know (limited) the TS stream is made up of mpeg packets which the hardware sorts out in to a continuous stream, just like when you downloaded stuff of the net, you sned it the PID (program id??) and it only extracts those packets, dvr-ms is just a mpeg stream with microsoft stuff added on to it.You can download a transport stream in full and view it with some software, which is like downlaoding 3 or 4 (or how ever may there are) channels in that stream, so if you had a fast computer to decode the transport streams and 6 dvb-t cards you could in theory record all of the broadcast tv in the uk at the same time :shock: , its just the decoding of what you want to watch that will be the problem, and saturating the pci bus, and the hard drive space required, so it probably not a good idea.dont know what is the problem with your card but try the usual, swap the cards positon, try a different driver version, also try the card with the twinhan software for time shifting (you will need the other drivers)edit:just remember the other drivers are called, wdm (ie the non bda ones)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="northernmonkey, post: 40423, member: 18490"] i applied the fixes but the second one didnt install, its is for media player 10 and i have 9 so i thought just stick with 9 as the media portal wiki (i think) said that you must have version 9 or higher. Is it worth bothering upgrading or not. To make a bit more sense i installed the twinham drivers for their software to confirm the cards worked, which they did :wink: , then "updated" the drivers to the bda one from the website. From what i know (limited) the TS stream is made up of mpeg packets which the hardware sorts out in to a continuous stream, just like when you downloaded stuff of the net, you sned it the PID (program id??) and it only extracts those packets, dvr-ms is just a mpeg stream with microsoft stuff added on to it. You can download a transport stream in full and view it with some software, which is like downlaoding 3 or 4 (or how ever may there are) channels in that stream, so if you had a fast computer to decode the transport streams and 6 dvb-t cards you could in theory record all of the broadcast tv in the uk at the same time :shock: , its just the decoding of what you want to watch that will be the problem, and saturating the pci bus, and the hard drive space required, so it probably not a good idea. dont know what is the problem with your card but try the usual, swap the cards positon, try a different driver version, also try the card with the twinhan software for time shifting (you will need the other drivers) edit: just remember the other drivers are called, wdm (ie the non bda ones) [/QUOTE]

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