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Typically that's the result you get if you try to use a DVB-T receiver from overseas here in NZ. Seems other countries use mpeg-2 for their DVB-T transmissions and when you try to use one of those receivers here all you get is the radio stations, it can't find any of our TV channels. Maybe the country settings you select impact on this?
As mentioned earlier, this MCE upgrade really needs both it's own h.264 decoder and support for Bluray as well so it's totally stand-alone. We're all living in hope with the dream of a stand alone media centre that really can replace a lot of boxes we have sitting under the TV! Work it hard testers! Cheers.
jeef3: ... but it only finds the two Radio channels; Radio New Zealand National & Radio New Zealand Concert. ...
We're all living in hope with the dream of a stand alone media centre that really can replace a lot of boxes we have sitting under the TV! Work it hard testers! Cheers.
jeef3: The only thing that confuses me is that I was able to get all the channels working fine in MediaPortal...
jeef3: I was actually after the TV channels, not more radio channels...
So to sum up, in media portal, I am able to setup and view all the DVB-T Freeview channels, in HD (I have a h.264 codec installed). BUT, when I try to setup the same in Vista Media Center (Fiji) it ONLY finds those two radio channels, and not the tv channels.
I have a suspicion my Hauppauge NOVA T 500 is not supported...
cheers for the replies guys, its good to hear that the NOVA T does work with Fiji, so hopefully should work fine with the final release.
I'll have a look around (ie; google/search these forums) re those reg hacks. I've currently got everything setup in MediaPortal, including EPG, but it would be nice to use VMC. I just find MP a lil flakey somehow.
fastmikey: Rusty, what hardware are you running this with? I'm building a new PC now and was looking at one of the HVR 4000's to do everything with - do you know if this works?
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