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<blockquote data-quote="Low Profile" data-source="post: 698885" data-attributes="member: 190036">I would recommend DVBdream V1.4i P1 as a viewer (versions 1.5 onwards are not free). Preferably install a Cyberlink video codec and use the Intervideo audio codec. If you have Nero then that codec will decode 4:2:2 feeds (but I would switch back to Cyberlink for normal 4:2:0) or elecard is another solution for 4:2:2 feeds (DVBdream configures graphs for you under options/video).Download Vplug 2.4.4.0 and S2Emu V1.28 (emulators) and Wincsc V1.40 build 2579 (if you want to access remote cards) then update your (V_plug) emulator files and search for some free servers (for test purposes).BXS transponder finder is a decent bindscan tool (ALTX also created a blindscan tool, but I'm not sure how compatible it is with current SS2 drivers).Personally I use Technosat's 4.4.3 driver - as I find this is quite stable and has no major issues. Google is your friend!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Low Profile, post: 698885, member: 190036"] I would recommend DVBdream V1.4i P1 as a viewer (versions 1.5 onwards are not free). Preferably install a Cyberlink video codec and use the Intervideo audio codec. If you have Nero then that codec will decode 4:2:2 feeds (but I would switch back to Cyberlink for normal 4:2:0) or elecard is another solution for 4:2:2 feeds (DVBdream configures graphs for you under options/video). Download Vplug 2.4.4.0 and S2Emu V1.28 (emulators) and Wincsc V1.40 build 2579 (if you want to access remote cards) then update your (V_plug) emulator files and search for some free servers (for test purposes). BXS transponder finder is a decent bindscan tool (ALTX also created a blindscan tool, but I'm not sure how compatible it is with current SS2 drivers). Personally I use Technosat's 4.4.3 driver - as I find this is quite stable and has no major issues. Google is your friend! [/QUOTE]

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