Have been using EPG Collector for many years on Windows 8.1 without a problem. I am now testing it on a clean install of Windows 10 and it refuses to save changes with "Incorrect Data" in the log.
I uninstalled EPG Collector and deleted anything left and did a clean install. I enabled Sat>IP and selected Freesat under Create Collection Parameters and the result is in the attached log!
My live system running Windows 8.1 has hardware dvb-s tuners so I am trying to use the sat>ip tuner to get it working on a Windows 10 disk. I uninstalled EPG Collector and deleted the remaining EPG Collector directories. I did clean install of latest version. I selected "Create new collection parameters" then selected "UK Freesat" which created the current setup!
Tuners 1&2 are used for live tv via TV Headend on a RPi4 so trying to use one of the unused tuners for tests. I do have a working DVB-T2 tuner but it is not connected at the moment.
The Digibit SAT>IP tuner is listed with SAT>IP frontend "Not used". If I Run "Collect EPG Data" it says its using Tuner 1 but does not find a signal but its actually using tuner 4! If I try to set the frontend to tuner 4 this is when the "save" problem starts!
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The new version did not make any difference.
In answer to the question yesterday in the Tuners tab the Digibit sat>ip server is listed.
There is a Satip Enabled file. It had Frontend=4 from when I enabled SAT>IP. If I enable SAT>IP with defaults it uses tuner 1.
Log is from clean install of the new EPG Collector then Enable SAT>IP then select Freesat!
Have been using EPG Collector for many years on Windows 8.1 without a problem. I am now testing it on a clean install of Windows 10 and it refuses to save changes with "Incorrect Data" in the log.
I uninstalled EPG Collector and deleted anything left and did a clean install. I enabled Sat>IP and selected Freesat under Create Collection Parameters and the result is in the attached log!
Chris
Can you post your ini file.
My live system running Windows 8.1 has hardware dvb-s tuners so I am trying to use the sat>ip tuner to get it working on a Windows 10 disk. I uninstalled EPG Collector and deleted the remaining EPG Collector directories. I did clean install of latest version. I selected "Create new collection parameters" then selected "UK Freesat" which created the current setup!
Tuners 1&2 are used for live tv via TV Headend on a RPi4 so trying to use one of the unused tuners for tests. I do have a working DVB-T2 tuner but it is not connected at the moment.
When you create your FreeSat parameters does the Sat>IP server appear in the Tuners box?
The Digibit SAT>IP tuner is listed with SAT>IP frontend "Not used". If I Run "Collect EPG Data" it says its using Tuner 1 but does not find a signal but its actually using tuner 4! If I try to set the frontend to tuner 4 this is when the "save" problem starts!
No I mean is it listed in the Tuners box on the Tuning tab when you try to create the FreeSat parameters.
When you configure Sat>IP you should leave frontend as dynamic.
Can you try the attached version.
The new version did not make any difference.
In answer to the question yesterday in the Tuners tab the Digibit sat>ip server is listed.
There is a Satip Enabled file. It had Frontend=4 from when I enabled SAT>IP. If I enable SAT>IP with defaults it uses tuner 1.
Log is from clean install of the new EPG Collector then Enable SAT>IP then select Freesat!