Sagetv v9.2.2 64-bit: HDHR/OTA tuners find Channels but Sagetv Doesn't
After a fresh install of both Windows 10 and Sagetv 64-bit v9.2.2, Sagetv video capture devices/HDHR tuners cannot find channels after scanning, though the HDHR GUI/viewer can. Background:
Sagetv v9 32-bit was originally installed and working great on Windows 7 until an unrecoverable HDD crash. Windows 10 was installed on a new SSD. The latest SiliconDust HDHR software was downloaded/installed and OTA channels were successfully scanned and viewable.
Sagetv 64-bit v9.2 was then installed, initially in C:\Program Files (but later uninstalled, and re-installed in C:\). Sagetv video capture/HDHR tuners were properly configured and scanned, but no channels were found. I then started digging around on the forum.
I found a couple hopeful threads, one resolving a no-channel issue with Win10 UAC and Virtual Store file storage, and another involving .SCN files not being found for the same UAC reason. To avoid UAC complications, I decided to un-install and re-install Sagetv as Administrator in C:\ root after disabling UAC in Win10 and disabling Webroot virus s/w. Still no luck.
(After reinstalling in C:\ root, Sagetv couldn't find the capture devices/tuners at all. After deleting the Sagetv folder in C:\Program Files left behind from the uninstall, Sagetv then found the tuners and configuration went smoothly, but again, channel scanning found nothing.)
I'm out of ideas.
Currently, SiliconDust HDHR tuner s/w is installed in C:\Program Files and works fine. Sagetv v9.2 is installed in C:\, with capture devices proper set up with Schedules Direct for OTA channels. Windows 10 UAC and Webroot are presently disabled. I can view OTA channels through the HDHR GUI, but a Sagetv channel scan finds none of them.
Thanks in advance for any help with this issue.
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Formerly Sage 9 32-bit + HD200, Win 7 Home Premium, i5-2450M, 2.50GHz, 8 GB RAM, HD 3000 Graphics. Currently, Win 10, Sage 9.2, 64-bit.
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