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DVB stream corruption[OK]

DVB stream corruption[OK]

Postby Manolito » Fri Feb 10, 2012 5:37 pm

Hello,

I use the TBS dual tuner card 6981 in combination with DVBLink TV Source and Windows Media Center (x64). Unfortunately, I have some trouble with one of the tuners. The DVB stream which is transfered to Windows Media Center is corrupt most of the times. I can see app. one fifth of the picture (starting from the top) and all picture data below is missing. Also, the audio stream seems to be broken. This happens on both SD and HD channels. :cry:
Then, sometimes I can record two separate HD or mixed SD / HD streams at the same time without any problem.

What I tried yet:

1.) Tested different card drivers from 2.0.0.18 to 2.0.1.3 -> No difference.
2.) Exchanged the satellite antenna cables between the tuners -> No difference, DVBLink server reports signal quality above 90% for both tuners.
3.) Connected the tuner card with or without additional power supply -> No difference.
4.) Tried to avoid IRQ sharing in Windows 7 device manager by disabling other devices in BIOS -> No difference.

Do you have an idea what could cause this issue or what I should try to solve it?
Or maybe my tuner card is defective? What do you think?

Best regards,
-Manuel-
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Re: DVB stream corruption

Postby SergioDanielG » Fri Feb 10, 2012 7:10 pm

Hi.
Try exchange of place between cards, and see if the proble is one card o pci-e slot.

Best regards.
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Re: DVB stream corruption

Postby Manolito » Thu Feb 16, 2012 6:11 pm

Thank you for this hint. I tried another PCI-E slot, but unfortunately it doesn't fix the problem. :?
I also tried to disable some power saving features in BIOS (suggested in another forum), but this didn't help either.
Now, I will send the card back to Amazon and will try it with a new card. Maybe the card was defective.
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