Analogue tuning problem. PVR USB2

[martint123]

Two steps forward and 1 step back (dvb-s and dvb-t now working for me, but analogue still playing up).

AFAIK I have set the tuner up properly, but when it comes to viewing I just get snow.

Logs and a couple of screen grabs. Analogue channel 22 selected for BBC1.

This tuning request doesn't seem to bear any resemblance to what I setup?????

many thanks for your thoughts.

Code:

<tuning>
  <type>Analog</type>
  <locator>
    <channel>1452</channel>
    <country>44</country>
    <input>antenna</input>
    <source>Tuner</source>
    <fixed>2</fixed>
  </locator>
</tuning>

[Reddwarf]

Why do you have the "<fixed>2</fixed>" in the device definition? Am I wrong or does it fix it to channel 2 regardless of what you tune?

[sub]

If you go into the capture source settings, you should see the channels associated with that capture source, and source channel numbers used when tuning.

ie, If you want BBC1 to be listed as channel 1 in the TV Guide, and access as channel '1' in live tv, then go to the Channels tab and set it to channel number 1. If it is an analog channel that needs to be tuned to RF channel 22, then go into the analog capture source settings, double click the BBC1 channel and enter the RF channel 22.

[martint123]

If you go into the capture source settings, you should see the channels associated with that capture source, and source channel numbers used when tuning.

ie, If you want BBC1 to be listed as channel 1 in the TV Guide, and access as channel '1' in live tv, then go to the Channels tab and set it to channel number 1. If it is an analog channel that needs to be tuned to RF channel 22, then go into the analog capture source settings, double click the BBC1 channel and enter the RF channel 22.

Ahhhhhhhh. Got it working. When you first setup a channel by adding, then not everything gets asked for or filled in.
Going back in shows the original channel 22 at the left, but text saying channel nnnn at the right hand side (and this is what it tries to tune)
By editing the left channel number (to what it was already) sets the righthand bit correctly.

Not very intuitive for the first entry I'm afraid - but it works once you know the secret.

Thanks once again for the prompt response.