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<blockquote data-quote="NoviceSat" data-source="post: 819542" data-attributes="member: 390074">Nice to see lots of activity on this topic!Anyway, I've finally got to see some pictures on 11432V (different!) tonight. Thank you Llew for guiding me in the right direction!!Things I've learnt:TSReader Lite doesn't support command line switches! (So get Crazyscan to launch the EXE and manually point it to localhost:6969TSReader Lite only streams to VLC for 60 seconds :-(The DVB button on the Blindscan window actually does something!! (Never used it before)Sorry to hear about your TBS card Vipersan - not sure if I can say the USB version is any better. The drivers seem flaky and the card is prone to overheating (requiring a full power down of the box - I2C seems to go bad). The USB device uses it's solid metal case as a heatsink and if you leave it under some clothing or your laptop (!) it can get hot.Nice to see Mr. Crazyscan on the forums! Thank you for writing the software. I have been looking at the code and once I get my head around the BDA API I might have a go writing a friendlier C# version...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NoviceSat, post: 819542, member: 390074"] Nice to see lots of activity on this topic! Anyway, I've finally got to see some pictures on 11432V (different!) tonight. Thank you Llew for guiding me in the right direction!! Things I've learnt: TSReader Lite doesn't support command line switches! (So get Crazyscan to launch the EXE and manually point it to localhost:6969 TSReader Lite only streams to VLC for 60 seconds :-( The DVB button on the Blindscan window actually does something!! (Never used it before) Sorry to hear about your TBS card Vipersan - not sure if I can say the USB version is any better. The drivers seem flaky and the card is prone to overheating (requiring a full power down of the box - I2C seems to go bad). The USB device uses it's solid metal case as a heatsink and if you leave it under some clothing or your laptop (!) it can get hot.Nice to see Mr. Crazyscan on the forums! Thank you for writing the software. I have been looking at the code and once I get my head around the BDA API I might have a go writing a friendlier C# version... [/QUOTE]

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