

Change the SDT/VCT timeout setting on the Scan Tab in the General section of TV Server Configuration to at least 120 seconds.Make sure you enable the "CAM" and set the decrypt limit to 1 as described here.Such tuners should be configured as described here.ĬableCARD tuners require slightly different configuration than other tuners. If your tuner supports both digital and analog sources (a so-called hybrid tuner), expect to see one tuner of type Atsc for receiving from digital sources and one tuner of type Analog for receiving from analog sources.We recommended that you disable (untick) the PBDA tuners unless troubleshooting. The PBDA interface may be more reliable but will certainly be significantly slower than the native interface. Only one interface should be used to control each tuner. This is the interface used by most other software. Tuners with device path starting " uuid:" use the CableLabs native UPnP/DRI interface. This is the interface used by Windows Media Center. Tuners with device path starting " use the Windows PBDA control interface. This is because MediaPortal supports two ways of controlling the tuner hardware. On 32 bit versions of Windows 7 or newer you may see each CableCARD tuner listed twice.If you have a CableCARD, we recommend you disable (untick) the clear QAM wrapper tuners to avoid confusion. Tuners named like HDHomeRun Prime Tuner are capable of receiving encrypted cable channels tuners named like Silicondust HDHomeRun Tuner are physically the same tuners but are only capable of clear QAM. Silicondust created a "wrapper" for their HDHomeRun PRIME CableCARD tuners that allows software like MediaPortal to use them for clear QAM only.Note that you may see more tuners than you expect for three reasons: Close TV Server configuration, wait 30 seconds, then reopen. Tip If you don't see any tuners listed this indicates TV Server has not yet successfully detected your tuners. You should see one or more tuners listed as type Atsc.
