Missing KEYEDT QAM channel (HDHR)

[Gedanken]

I recently started setting up my HDHomeRun on my system and have found a lot of useful information in the forums here. Thanks.

Everything appears to be working except that I am missing a couple channels, KEYEDT in particular. I get two of the 4 channels at that frequency and the GBPVR log even shows the other two in the Transponder list in the log file but they are not available to be mapped.

I am able to tune all of these channels using the HDHR setup application.

Code:

82.41* KEYEDT  QAM256 Str: 96%, SigQual: 98%, SymQual: 100%
82.42  KVUEDT  QAM256 Str: 96%, SigQual: 96%, SymQual: 100%
82.43* KVUEDT2 QAM256 Str: 96%, SigQual: 97%, SymQual: 100%
82.44  KEYE2   QAM256 Str: 96%, SigQual: 98%, SymQual: 100%

* denotes missing channel

I have tried increasingmodifying the following settings:
<BDAPsiScanWaitSeconds>20</BDAPsiScanWaitSeconds>
<BDAIgnoreHiddenChannels>false</BDAIgnoreHiddenChannels>

and have set the Ignore CRC errors during scan but to no avail.

Code:

<transponder>
<network_id>0</network_id>
<transport_stream_id>7111</transport_stream_id>
<original_network_id>0</original_network_id>
<service>
  <service_name>KVUE-DT</service_name>
  <TSID>7111</TSID>
  <service_ID>42</service_ID>
  <service_type>0</service_type>
  <pmt_PID>672</pmt_PID>
  <pcr_PID>8191</pcr_PID>
  <video_PID>673</video_PID>
  <major_channel_number>1009</major_channel_number>
  <minor_channel_number>231</minor_channel_number>
  <audio_PID lang="000" audio_type="0" AC3="true">676</audio_PID>
</service>
<service>
  <service_name>KVUE-TW</service_name>
  <TSID>7111</TSID>
  <service_ID>43</service_ID>
  <service_type>0</service_type>
  <pmt_PID>688</pmt_PID>
  <pcr_PID>0</pcr_PID>
  <video_PID>0</video_PID>
  <major_channel_number>1009</major_channel_number>
  <minor_channel_number>232</minor_channel_number>
</service>
<service>
  <service_name>KEYE-DT</service_name>
  <TSID>7111</TSID>
  <service_ID>41</service_ID>
  <service_type>0</service_type>
  <pmt_PID>656</pmt_PID>
  <pcr_PID>0</pcr_PID>
  <video_PID>0</video_PID>
  <major_channel_number>1009</major_channel_number>
  <minor_channel_number>251</minor_channel_number>
</service>
<service>
  <service_name>KEYE2</service_name>
  <TSID>7111</TSID>
  <service_ID>44</service_ID>
  <service_type>0</service_type>
  <pmt_PID>704</pmt_PID>
  <pcr_PID>8191</pcr_PID>
  <video_PID>705</video_PID>
  <major_channel_number>1009</major_channel_number>
  <minor_channel_number>252</minor_channel_number>
  <audio_PID lang="000" audio_type="0" AC3="true">708</audio_PID>
</service>
</transponder>

Config logs attached.

[whurlston]

They are missing the proper video/audio PID information. No audio PID is listed and the video PID is listed as "0" which is invalid.

[Gedanken]

They are missing the proper video/audio PID information. No audio PID is listed and the video PID is listed as "0" which is invalid.

Hmm. It seems that the HDHR can handle it anyway so I turned on the remapping in the HDHR configuration and rescanned with GBPVR and all is well using the mapped channels.

This gets me a nice, concise list of channels in GBPVR when I rescan.

Thanks for the help.