Hi, Migrated to Anniversary update. I backuped settings, uninstalled V12, rebooted integrating Anniversary update, reinstalled V12, restored settings : All is OK.
I suspect that is only because the Prime supports DLNA. WMP then uses it as a DLNA streaming device, not a tuner.
Is the tuner is authorized by the CableCard? Why cant WMC get authorized? How you making out with yours?
Maybe that's a Do Not Disturb sign in disguise. Actually that is a great question, now you got me curious.
I'm worried because I'm hoping he will come thru with a fix for this 14393 issue. V12 is not very reliable on the installs.
If you search his posts, it looks like he had a long day yesterday. Doesn't explain the banned thing. He has released 8.5,8.6,8.7,8.8,8.8.1 recently in responce to the 14393 thing.
The tuner pairs with the CableCARD, but WMC knows nothing about this. (Even when working properly, WMC never talks to the CableCARD directly, it just asks the tuner to tune channels and periodically queries for the entitlement and copy protection status of each stream. It pairs with the tuner using WMDRM (the 2 DRM schemes now approved by CableLabs for communication between the tuner and other devices are WMDRM and DTCP-IP (as of last year, by the DLNA group). HDHR Prime supports both standards, Playstation 3 and 4 support DTCP-IP, and I suspect HDHR DVR will use this. The WMDRM keys are used to encrypt the communication between ehrecvr and the tuner, which has nothing to do with the decryption done by the cable card itself. The bulk of the cable channels on FIOS are encrypted so not ClearQAM tunable, but not copy protected, so not required to be encrypted when streamed, and it is entirely possible to have it the other way around (every once in a blue moon one of the OTA channels gets screwed up and copy protected so it is encrypted when recorded from the CableCARD but still ClearQAM tunable). The tuner shows up as a network device, I can use the web interface from both the host and guest VM simultaneously. The tuner statuses all show green, even the 2 I selected NOT to use in the host WMC to try to get them available for the guest. Sure, I can start it doing RTP streaming to WMP or VLC for unprotected channels. But WMC doesn't see it. ehprivjob /DRMInit stores a value of 0xc00d271d for DRMInitResult in the registry (0 on working machines). ehprivjob /OCURActivate stores an ActivationResult in the registry of 0xc2140108 (no value stored on working machine). ehprivjob /OCURDiscovery returns immediately without finding any tuners. Somehow my tuners got added to the registry under HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Media Center\Service\ehPrivJob\AllowedTestPnpTunerDevices on the test VM instead of under OCURDevices like they do on working machines. Tried moving these keys but it made no difference.