NEXTPVR and digital radio

[hyperactive]

Hello there.
My new TV tuner stick claims to be able to pick up digital radio stations, but NEXTpvr can only catch 5 digital radio stations, even though I know there are many more. I am unable to use the digital radio software that came with the card because the software is not very friendly with my screen reader, so I have no way of verifying weather the device is able to receive all digital radio stations or just the 5 ones that NextPVR is able to pick up.
Can anyone help?
Thanks.

[sub]

Maybe try scanning with 'all countries / all regions' rather than 'Australia / Melbourne", in case the list is out of date.

[hyperactive]

I tried doing that, and I got 28 tv channels plus the 5 digital radio stations that I already scanned for when I use the Australia Melbourne selection.
Cheers.

[sub]

You'd probably have to find out what frequency those missing radio stations should be on, and then we can check your logs to confirm that frequency that was actually scanned, and whether any other channels/stations were found on the same frequency.

[hyperactive]

I could copy the database files elsewhere and then create a new one and then do a new scan. which log files do you need for this info?

[sub]

We'd just need the npvr.log after a scan, and info about what missing channels should be on what frequencies.

[hyperactive]

It seems this information is very hard to get hold of.
if it helps, Digital radio here in Melbourne broadcasts on 9b.
I hope this info is enough.
Thanks.

[sub]

Unfortunately that doesn't tell me enough. I'd need to know the frequency.

[stustunz]

Windows Vista & Windows 7: C:\users\public\npvr\logs
Windows XP: C:\documents and settings\all users\application data\npvr\logs

Zip up the logs folder and attach and upload it

[hyperactive]

Hi.
I got through to someone at the station who told me that DAB+ and digital TV are 2 different things. With DAB+, there are no frequencies to worry about.
The Kaiser Baas TV stick claims to support both digital TV and DAB+
The man also mentioned something about transmitters and ensembles.
I hope this info is more helpful.