audio problem on just one channel

[jendave]

I have kind of a weird problem I think. The discovery channel is channel 45 where I live. Channel 45 is the only channel that has no audio when I access it through GBPVR. I am using a brand new Hauppauge 150PVR. At first there was no audio on just channel 45 when I opened wintv 2000. I went to channel configuration and deselested automatic fine tuning (ATF) for channel 45, and I adjusted the fine tuning manually and it didn't take much and the audio was there. Now everytime I open wintv 2000, channel 45 has audio just like any other channel. However if I access channel 45 by selecting the "Live Tv" button, or selecting to "watch" a program on the "Tv Guide", there is no audio. Please help me, I just know there is something simple I am forgetting to do. Thanks to all who reply.

[sub]

If you know the frequency the channel is broadcast on, you can enter that in the place of the channel number.

The PVR150 seems a bit touchy. There have been many PVR150 owners that have reported no audio on one channel or another...

[jendave]

If I have the frequencywhere do enter it?

[sub]

In the place of the channel number. If it sees a number greater than 999, it assumes it is a frequency.

[jendave]

Sorry I'm still not having any success. Where exactly should I enter the frequency? I understand that GBPVR will see a frequency in place of a channel number but, bear with me, I'm just not aving any luck.Do i go to the config then channels tab or capture sources? Also when I tried the tuning asst., on every channel, it says to make a note of the channel and enter it manually for it to tune properly, I feel so dense, what am I doing wrong?

[sub]

In the capture source settings, there is a list of channels associated with the capture source. In this list you can either enter a channel number (which relate to predefined microsoft channel number to frequency mapping tables), or you can directly enter a frequency if you know it.

[jendave]

Thanks again I'll Let you know if it works for me.