Silicon Dust HDHomerun Connect Duo & Sage?

[tvmaster2]

Doing a clean install of W10 from W7.

Just found out that my HDHomerun Connect Duo doesn't show up anymore in HDHR's BDA Compatibility Mode drop down.

Is that that - have they removed SageTV from the architecture?

Anyone else having problems with this - I believe there was a firmware update recently, and I'm concerned that's what happened.

Anyone know what I'm talking about

help..... lol

[jusjoken]

From the installer thread... This may help..,

HDHR fresh installs will not find the 64 bit install so there won’t be a “SageTV” option in setup. 2 work arounds....
Try selecting JRiver Media Center, BeyondTV or Other: ATSC/QAM in the HDHR configuration
Install the 32 bit version in a different directory, configure HDHR first time selecting “SageTV”, and then you could uninstall the 32 bit version

[tvmaster2]

Originally Posted by jusjoken

From the installer thread... This may help..,

HDHR fresh installs will not find the 64 bit install so there won’t be a “SageTV” option in setup. 2 work arounds....
Try selecting JRiver Media Center, BeyondTV or Other: ATSC/QAM in the HDHR configuration
Install the 32 bit version in a different directory, configure HDHR first time selecting “SageTV”, and then you could uninstall the 32 bit version

Thanks - I'm searching here - just found a thread that says to install 32 bit Sage on the same system, which HDHR will see in it's BDA list.
WTF? I guess they have no interest in whatever's left of the Sage community eh?
Is it problematic to do this? I'm worried my beautiful, new, clean W10 64bit install will get buggered by another Sage installation?

UPDATE: JRiver causes the system to become very bogged down. Removing those tuners returns system to normal. Other: ATSC/QAM, doesn't seem to exist anymore in the drop-down, and Default finds 0 channels.

[wnjj]

Originally Posted by tvmaster2

Thanks - I'm searching here - just found a thread that says to install 32 bit Sage on the same system, which HDHR will see in it's BDA list.
WTF? I guess they have no interest in whatever's left of the Sage community eh?
Is it problematic to do this? I'm worried my beautiful, new, clean W10 64bit install will get buggered by another Sage installation?

Like the installer thread suggests, you can try a few of the other settings first. As for HDHR abandoning us, I don’t remember if anyone has even told them there is a 64-bit version.

[jusjoken]

Originally Posted by tvmaster2

Thanks - I'm searching here - just found a thread that says to install 32 bit Sage on the same system, which HDHR will see in it's BDA list.
WTF? I guess they have no interest in whatever's left of the Sage community eh?
Is it problematic to do this? I'm worried my beautiful, new, clean W10 64bit install will get buggered by another Sage installation?

The suggestion was two options. I believe others have had luck with just picking one of the other options and not needing to install the 32 bit version.

K

[tvmaster2]

Originally Posted by jusjoken

The suggestion was two options. I believe others have had luck with just picking one of the other options and not needing to install the 32 bit version.

K

Thanks - I’m trying the other ones first. I think I’ll send Silicon Dust a note about our 64 bit version.

[tvmaster2]

Originally Posted by jusjoken

The suggestion was two options. I believe others have had luck with just picking one of the other options and not needing to install the 32 bit version.

K

It seems the 'suggestion' isn't working for me at least - whenever Sage does a channel scan for the HDHR tuners, it can't find any channels.
I've tried 'Default, JRiver, Windows Media Center'.
Beyond TV isn't in the drop-down anymore, nor is 'Other: ATSC/QAM'
Guess the only choice will be installing the 32 bit Sage.

The theory is after installing 32bit, HDHR Setup will see (which I can confirm it has seen 32 bit Sage, as the Sage drop-down now appears) a Sage installation, at which point you can enter 64 bit Sage, and then do your HDHR 'Add Source' etc., channel scan, and then uninstall 32 bit Sage?

[jusjoken]

Originally Posted by tvmaster2

The theory is after installing 32bit, HDHR Setup will see (which I can confirm it has seen 32 bit Sage, as the Sage drop-down now appears) a Sage installation, at which point you can enter 64 bit Sage, and then do your HDHR 'Add Source' etc., channel scan, and then uninstall 32 bit Sage?

Yes.