No picture with DVB-T, DVB-S works fine

[agerdin]

Sub,

After my mistake by not setting any decoders I go my DVB-S part to work. However, the DVB-T side does not work. I do not get any picture or sound and a record results in a 0 byte file. I am using the HVR-4400 card and the channel scan works fine with both -S and -T.

Log is attached when trying to watch a channel.

Thanks

\\Agerdin

[sub]

Do you know if these were MPEG2 or H.264 channels?

[agerdin]

Did a rescan to confirm that they are MPEG2 SD channels. Still no picture after the rescan.

[agerdin]

Sub, did you have any chance to look at my problem?

\\Agerdin

[sub]

I had a HVR-4400 in my machine at the moment, but I've only really used it with DVB-S. I just gave it a quick test with DVB-T, and that worked fine too.

Can you post a matching npvr.log and nrecord.log?

[agerdin]

I had a HVR-4400 in my machine at the moment, but I've only really used it with DVB-S. I just gave it a quick test with DVB-T, and that worked fine too.

Can you post a matching npvr.log and nrecord.log?

Attaching fresh logs where I first try to watch a DVB-T channel and then do a quick record of the same show. Both actions were ended with "Esc".

Note that the EPG is not being updated and I am watching a "(no show details)" program.

Let me know if you need a log from the scan,

\\Agerdin

[sub]

2010-06-28 19:18:14.125 [DEBUG][6] About to tune BDA graph:
<tuning>
<type>DVB-T</type>
<locator>
<frequency>642000</frequency>
<bandwidth>8</bandwidth>
</locator>
<service_id>1070</service_id>
<tsid>1022</tsid>
<onid>8945</onid>
<service_type>1</service_type>
</tuning>

2010-06-28 19:18:15.109 [DEBUG][6] locked=0, present=0, strength=-6000, quality=0 (took 31ms to check)

It looks like the device isnt locking on. Is that frequency correct for your ares? 642.000MHz

[agerdin]

It looks like the device isnt locking on. Is that frequency correct for your ares? 642.000MHz

I actually do not know. It all works fine "out of the box" in PVRX2. How do I check? Will a log from GBPVR help?

Also, the scan seem to work since the channels are found?

\\Agerdin

[sub]

You can post your *.cache file from 'c:\program files\devnz\gbpvr\bda'. That'll tell me what frequencies GBPVR is using.

[agerdin]

Cache file is attached. It is the following channel I am trying to watch:

T:C42,642000,0,0,8~NID:12660~ONID:8945~TSID:1022~P:1070~V:1079~A:1078~L:000~PMT:1070~LCN:6~TXT:1076~PCR:1079~N:>TV6

\\Agerdin