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<blockquote data-quote="winsys11" data-source="post: 59306" data-attributes="member: 15111">my dish connects via coax to the stb, and ANALOGUE audio/video outputs connect to inputs on my pvr-150 card.On the external tab, I select CVBS #1 (can anyone tell me what CVBS stands for?)if you connect the antenna (rf) out of the stb into your tv card you would need to1. tune the tv card to the rf channel of the STB2. tune the STB to the channel you wantThis would require that MP tunes the tv card and the STB. I don't think MP works this way, and may be the root of the problem.BTW, I didn't add the &quot;force&quot; bizzo to my xml, and I plug into output one of the transceiver.The DAT file I got is for the model of PACE stb that I have. Probably not much good for you. its a DC420 / DS420A hint for other trying to learn remotes, If you have a plasma they spit out that much IR it makes it impossible to learn codes. Just the reflections from my clothes back to the receiver caused chaos.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="winsys11, post: 59306, member: 15111"] my dish connects via coax to the stb, and ANALOGUE audio/video outputs connect to inputs on my pvr-150 card. On the external tab, I select CVBS #1 (can anyone tell me what CVBS stands for?) if you connect the antenna (rf) out of the stb into your tv card you would need to 1. tune the tv card to the rf channel of the STB 2. tune the STB to the channel you want This would require that MP tunes the tv card and the STB. I don't think MP works this way, and may be the root of the problem. BTW, I didn't add the "force" bizzo to my xml, and I plug into output one of the transceiver. The DAT file I got is for the model of PACE stb that I have. Probably not much good for you. its a DC420 / DS420 A hint for other trying to learn remotes, If you have a plasma they spit out that much IR it makes it impossible to learn codes. Just the reflections from my clothes back to the receiver caused chaos. [/QUOTE]

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