[mythtv-users] HDHomeRun Channel Scan Issue
Ryan Belcher
ryanb at packetpub.net
Wed Sep 3 01:10:56 UTC 2008
Ryan Belcher wrote:
> On Mon, September 1, 2008 2:23 pm, Steve Heistand wrote:
>
>> Ryan Belcher <ryanb at packetpub.net>, said on Mon Sep 01, 2008 [02:14:49
>> PM]:
>> } Hi All,
>> }
>> } I've seen lots of Google results regarding channel scanning issues with
>> } the HDHR and MythTv. I recently got a HDHR and I'm running into the
>> } problem full force when connected to my cable provider (Charter Atlanta
>> } -- Gwinnett county). I've tried increasing the scan timeouts (up to 45
>> } seconds) and there's only one channel that gets the right
>> } identification, on and off, out of about 47 channels it detects as being
>> } non-encrypted. Otherwise, it marks the channels as "91#[stream number]"
>> } (ex. 91#33). These channels start at 91#4 and go up to 91#51
>> sequentially.
>> }
>> } The HDHR software does detect the channel info properly when used
>> } standalone.
>> }
>> } The two most prevalent workarounds I've seen are increasing the scan
>> } timeouts (seemingly ineffective for me), and scripting a DB fix with the
>> } correct info.
>> }
>> } I'm using the most recent SVN trunk 18240.
>> }
>> } Does anyone have a fairly robust way of getting this to work right?
>> } I've got no problem trying to tweak the DB, but I'm at a loss as to how
>> } one goes about getting the right channel frequency, and ID information
>> } collected and synchronized to fix the database by hand.
>> }
>> } Thanks all!
>> }
>>
>> The OTA issues aside (though maybe they are related I dont know)
>> when I got a HDHR to replace a couple pci tuners I just added a new
>> hdhr tuner and told it to use the channels from the listing source.
>> didnt even bother to do a scan channels things. That worked just fine.
>> maybe Im not understanding your problem though.
>>
>> --
>> "Why is it so hot inside this handbasket?"
>> --
>> Steve Heistand
>> steve at heistand.org
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> That's a thought. I do have a HD5000 from my earlier attempts at getting
> MythTv to play nice. I'll try dropping that thing in tonight and see if
> it'll pick up the right data.
>
> Thanks!
>
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Ok then, things were annoying before, but now I'm just ticked off. I
must enhance my calm...
I put in an AirStar HD-5000 card I've got to see if I get better results
and I'm getting exactly the same results as the HDHR. It sees that
there's a channel there, but it can't seem to figure out what channel it
is. Any more ideas anyone?
Tks!
R
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