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ltlman

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  #86742 15-Sep-2007 09:05
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I have to agree with Regs. Setting up WinTV was very problematic. I still don't have it 100% I ended up going down the GBPVR  route which is working fine.

Anyway, In WinTV select the Sources Tab and check the Manually Scan a Freq. Enter in the values shown in the screenshot and then hit the Scan button. Thats how I did it anyway.

screenshot

Paul



fisher191
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  #86776 15-Sep-2007 13:11
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Hi,

Allstarnz, I can't find the box it came in; I'll get on the roof and find the model number.

Regs, I have downloaded MediaPortal V 0.2.3.0 RC2 and installed it following you step-bystep guide. In the Autotune tab, I can't see an option for Freeview. I see you say that one needs to be handcrafted but how do I do this?

Cheers,
Greg 

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  #86815 15-Sep-2007 22:11
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fisher191: Hi,

Regs, I have downloaded MediaPortal V 0.2.3.0 RC2 and installed it following you step-bystep guide. In the Autotune tab, I can't see an option for Freeview. I see you say that one needs to be handcrafted but how do I do this?


hmmm. i was having problems using the geekzone blog editor - it kept 'losing' stuff and i hadnt noticed that this bit was missing :/

Anyway I have edited the entry to add the "Step 2: Create the FreeView Satellite Tuning File" bit back in.  Its pretty straight-forward :)






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#86875 17-Sep-2007 09:19
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Hi,
 
I now have Freeview with MediaPortal - many thanks to you all and Regs in particular.

I still can't get the Hauppage WinTV to work but I am now convinced it is because I haven't been able to apply the NZ patch properly (the registry update errors I mentioned earlier).

I am very impressed with the Freeview picture vs sky digital. The increased bitrate is very noticible (42" plasma) and the native widescreen format makes more of a difference than I expected.

Cheers
Greg

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#86877 17-Sep-2007 09:27
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I am very impressed with the Freeview picture vs sky digital. The increased bitrate is very noticible (42" plasma) and the native widescreen format makes more of a difference than I expected.


I think after the Sky/TV3 stouch, 3 will be lucky to get 100k bit rate on Sky digital Laughing

But yes, Freeview is very, very nice.

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