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<blockquote data-quote="ASiDiE" data-source="post: 124968" data-attributes="member: 11017">Because you still have to have the channels mapped in the TV-engine to get your Receiver to work.&nbsp;&nbsp; Until today, you could only use your dvb, analog cards within the tv engine.&nbsp;&nbsp; There was no way for you to control your Receiver with it.&nbsp; Joboehl has been working very hard and created a serverblaster plugin.&nbsp; (You can check it out in the latest SVN releases)&nbsp; Currently it only works with Microsoft and SMK.&nbsp;&nbsp; I told him about the users with USB-UIRT units... and he is going to take a look at it.&nbsp;&nbsp; I have a USB-UIRT and just use it for my analog and dvb cards and it works just fine for that.&nbsp;&nbsp; I am hoping he can come up with something to get more users using the tv-engine.&nbsp;&nbsp; The more people we have using it the easier it is to find bugs and improve it.Keep up the good work Dev's!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ASiDiE, post: 124968, member: 11017"] Because you still have to have the channels mapped in the TV-engine to get your Receiver to work. Until today, you could only use your dvb, analog cards within the tv engine. There was no way for you to control your Receiver with it. Joboehl has been working very hard and created a serverblaster plugin. (You can check it out in the latest SVN releases) Currently it only works with Microsoft and SMK. I told him about the users with USB-UIRT units... and he is going to take a look at it. I have a USB-UIRT and just use it for my analog and dvb cards and it works just fine for that. I am hoping he can come up with something to get more users using the tv-engine. The more people we have using it the easier it is to find bugs and improve it. Keep up the good work Dev's! [/QUOTE]

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