It has to be said; things don’t work!<\/p>\n
– My MythTV set-up fails in a very early stage. The Twinhan 3030 card isn’t properly detected and never becomes operational. The Linux driver on the Twinhan web are for Fedora and I had Ubuntu. There are alternative ones but I failed to get them operational. Even after quite extensive digging I still fail to find anyone who managed and lived to tell, so I still believe this is a dead case for now.<\/p>\n
– My MediaPortal does ALL it should, but <\/strong>fetching the keys from a card server. I want to eliminate the risk of anything related to the internet access so I will try test using a 3G modem and also a card server inside the firewall.<\/p>\n – I tried using DVBViewer and installed the package you need there for card sharing but again failed.<\/p>\n The Real Pikachu provides a wrapper to MD plugins called SoftCSA<\/a>. You can then add WinCSC and the others that work also for MediaPortal. I do get “Cannot load source filter” and there I run our of luck ….<\/p>\n Edit: Found a solution to the later part of the problem. On the DVBView web, in the forum I found this link<\/a> Thisis what is says (and which worked for me)<\/p>\n Close DVBViewer <\/em>eg. C:\\Program Files\\DVBViewer\\Filters<\/em><\/p>\n and open Unregister_DVBSource.exe Then open DVBViewer once again and it should work properly <\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It has to be said; things don’t work! – My MythTV set-up fails in a very early stage. The Twinhan 3030 card isn’t properly detected and never becomes operational. The Linux driver on the Twinhan web are for Fedora and …<\/p>\n
\nGo to the DVBViewer folder Filters<\/em><\/p>\n
\nthen open Register_DVBSource.exe<\/em><\/p>\n