Device Setup Problem - Bluebird, BDA Tuner1

[gabest]

This may be a unique device issue, but please help if you can. I've read the posts and tried the different versions of NShared.dll and Unmanaged.dll with no luck. From the logs and other posts, I think my DVico Fusion HD5 USB aka Bluebird, DBA Tuner1, doesn't report it's QAM capabilities correctly. I made an entry (see attached BDA.ini snippit) in GBPVR to recognize it and it's worked great for a long time. I attached NPVR.log, Filtercheck.log, GBPVRRecordingService.exe-native.log and gbpvr.bda.ini snippit). Thanks in advance if you have a chance to take a look.

[sub]

I'm not sure how much luck you'll have but you can see if the attached adds QAM.

The Dvico devices had always been a bit problematic with GB-PVR, and there is another user reporting problems with NPVR too. These devices seem to behave slightly differently to other devices.

[Jaggy]

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sub looks like the attachment fell off!

[sub]

I'm having some vbulletin problem. Its refusing to bring up the attachments popup. No idea why.

[sub]

Try this.

[gabest]

Thanks, Sub. The update allowed the QAM device to be recognized and map QAM channels. There's still an ATSC device showing up, but no harm there. On to the next step....

[sub]

Thanks, Sub. The update allowed the QAM device to be recognized and map QAM channels.

Great.

There's still an ATSC device showing up, but no harm there.

That should be there. This device is capable of ATSC isnt it?

[gabest]

Yes, I it is ATSC capabile, but I've never used it for OTA broadcasts, only cable. I'm watching World Cup wrap up now on the beta and it's working well. Thanks again Sub.

FYI. I noticed the bulk channel mapping didn't save my changes when I clicked OK, but worked OK one by one.