If you have the server on same computer as WMC you not need anything else. About the protected content in US I do not have a clue.. Im from Sweden so have no idea.
I guess that explains that. I still don't understand why anyone would use a CC Tuner ("cablecardstuner") outside of the US. I think there is something lost in translation.
I guess he intends a network tuner (i think there are some tuners made by Ceton for the dvb-t market)
Ok, yes I didn't know that the tuner component in the latest V6 sill worked after the demo period. In the old one for a single seat scenario you had to register the tuner addon anyway.
Do you think Ceton might have copied the advanced logger you speak of, and built it in to their Diagnostic? Have a look at the picture in post 5933
OK, so on a 10586 clean install with v12, when I install Playready, it creates the directory \ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\DRM\ and it contains a few hidden files. After I setup the HDHR Prime, the DRM directory contained a dozen files. After I upgraded to the Anniversary Update, the DRM directory was removed. Then I installed v12, when I installed Playready it did not create the DRM directory. Now to try adding back the missing files and see if that makes a difference.
This gets back to what was said before, Redstone Windows 10 wont let ANY apps (our WMC) play DRM unless they are App Store Approved. That seems to be the main problem (from he who sits well away from the action, and only knows the basics of all this). It even looks like it wont even allow access to certain directories for loading such from install programs. Happy to be corrected. Only a layman looking on
That makes sense. I know they've changed the DRM scheme and Playready. They've also seemingly removed all of the files that support PBDA tuners and the old DRM scheme.
Re: Cablecard on Anniversary Interesting find in the logs....but, WHY ? Just part of the info I am finding.....more to come when I find more... [2016/08/05 18:39:08.579] CRecorderMgr::CreateRecorders: dwStartIndex=0 dwCount=6 recorderType=0 fMCEConfiguredOnly=1 [2016/08/05 18:39:08.579] CRecorderMgr::CreateRecorders: skipping Ceton InfiniTV PCIe (00-80-91-89) Tuner 1 (00-00-22-00-00-80-91-89) not configured for MCE [2016/08/05 18:39:08.579] CRecorderMgr::CreateRecorders: skipping Ceton InfiniTV PCIe (00-80-91-89) Tuner 2 (00-00-22-00-00-80-91-89) not configured for MCE [2016/08/05 18:39:08.579] CRecorderMgr::CreateRecorders: skipping Ceton InfiniTV PCIe (00-80-91-89) Tuner 3 (00-00-22-00-00-80-91-89) not configured for MCE [2016/08/05 18:39:08.579] CRecorderMgr::CreateRecorders: skipping Ceton InfiniTV PCIe (00-80-91-89) Tuner 4 (00-00-22-00-00-80-91-89) not configured for MCE [2016/08/05 18:39:08.579] CRecorderMgr::CreateRecorders: skipping Ceton InfiniTV PCIe (00-80-91-89) Tuner 5 (00-00-22-00-00-80-91-89) not configured for MCE [2016/08/05 18:39:08.579] CRecorderMgr::CreateRecorders: skipping Ceton InfiniTV PCIe (00-80-91-89) Tuner 6 (00-00-22-00-00-80-91-89) not configured for MCE [2016/08/05 18:39:08.595] CRecvrServiceModule::Run: Failed to CoCreateInstance INetworkTunerServiceEvents 0x80040154
Using Process Monitor while using live TV on WMC v12 & HDHomerun Prime on 10586. I get a process of ehrecvr.exe doing a UDP Receive from one of the HDHR tuners. Here are the modules that are loaded by ehrecvr.exe, that are no longer available on my 14393 machine. I also noticed that wmdrmsdk.dll is much smaller with 14393. C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\DRM\Cache\Indiv_SID_S-1-5-20\Indiv02_64.key C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\ehome\Cache\S-1-5-20\MCENDIndiv01_64.key C:\Windows\System32\MCEWMDRMNDBootstrap.DLL C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\PlayReady\Cache\S-1-5-20\MSPRIndiv01_64.key C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\drmv2clt.dll C:\Windows\System32\MsDri.dll
HDHR tuner “TV Signal setup” issue, try this I’m a U.S. Verizon Fios and OTA HDTV HDHomeRun user, with three HDHR tuners (Prime, Dual and Extend), just last week I finally tried this WMC v12 on fresh install Win10 1511 10.586.494. Like most “was” having “TV Signal setup” issue, until finding topmilg’s post (#4 of [Redirected] Windows 10 Media Center, Possible? thread) also a HDHR user recommending putting in the following firewall exception: C:\Windows\ehome\ehrecvr That fix it for me on two Win10 systems. It seems it also fixed it for ejohnson0547 who posted #5772 under this thread, had success also. I have not received the Anniversary Update as of yet, but will let you know what happens when it lands. For those that are currently having this HDHR tuner “TV Signal setup” issue please try the firewall exception and report back, maybe the updates removed the exception.