Ok the following is based on how I assume you are going to do your setup.bigcity wrote:
Well I had a good suggestion to get a second cable card and setup the ETH incase something went bad during the process. So I would intend to only install the ETH 6, but I would prefer to not have to pull out the PCIe card in order to accomplish it if I need to fall back to the existing setup.
What steps did you do, sounds like there are new drivers that need to be installed during the process, etc. I'm still a little hazy on what I need to do in WMC to unassociate the current tuners and then go back through to setup the new ones. I'm guessing I'll need to remove the PCIe 4 tuner card in order to get it to work correctly and avoid confusion?
1. Open up Ceton Diagnostics, go to the tab with your existing device and CLEAR TUNERS.
2. Uninstall Ceton Software
3. Shut down computer (not reboot) - In my case I removed the InfinTV4 at this step and replaced it with a clearQAM internal tuner to supplement the InfinTV6 (10 total tuners this way)
4. Make sure you connect and setup the InfinTV6
5. Turn on computer and install Ceton Software.
6. Open Ceton Diagnostics and update the firmware and driver info as necessary (either to stable branch or beta branch based on your preference)
7. In this process it asks for a reboot once or twice... after all the above is done run the TV signal setup.
8. During the TV signal setup EXCLUDE the InfiniTV4 tuners (you should be able to tell which ones they are based on their mac address being displayed as a cluster of 4)
9. After the TV setup is completed contact your cable provider to PAIR your CableCard and the InfinTV6
10. After pairing is complete you can verify that everything works fine in WMC.
Using the above steps if everything works fine you should be able to simply remove the InfiniTV4 if all works well, and if you want to go back to the InfiniTV4 then all you have to do is rerun the WMC tv setup and exclude any tuners you do NOT want.