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steven Wrote:Hi
would you mind try this driver to have a test
it is for xp-32 version
http://hotfile.com/dl/127038311/7b2593d ... r.rar.html

Thanks

I installed the driver and restarted my computer. This did not fix the problem. I am using Vista 32bit.

I have my C-band lnb connected to port A(0Khz) and Ku-band lnb connected to port B(22Khz). I installed the tbs 6920 driver v1.0.5.0 and my channels on C-band work but none of my channels on Ku-band work. I rolled back the driver to v1.0.4.1 and both my C-band and my Ku-band channels work.

I was considering buying the 6925 when it becomes available for sale and using it with my tbs6920. I just wanted to know if my power supply could handle both cards or if I would need to upgrade it. No motor. LNB is 150ma. What power does the dvb cards consume? 12v, 3.3v, 5v? Power supply is 400watts...

Cody,

Can you add to this page that the TBS 6925 supports hardware blind scan feature:
http://www.tbsdtv.com/english/product/6925.html

What is the max amount of wattage the TBS 6920 consumes? Thanks.

DvbWorld and Prof tuners support dvb-s/s2 hardware blind scan. Does the New TBS6925 support hardware blind scan?