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[robertdz]

I WAS running Win8 and MSMC, getting my TV through Ceton InfiniTV cable card. Today I upgraded to Win10 and loaded MC 21. During Television setup, using the "CableCARD" button, nothing shows in the devices window. I made the setting change to "enable DLNA is turned on". Still nothing. I removed, then reinstalled the Ceton driver. Still nothing. Does anyone know what I'm missing?

Thanks in advance,
Rob

[JimH]

Did you check with Ceton to see if they know anything or have a new driver?

[robertdz]

I did not approach Ceton directly. I did check their site for a new driver. I had the most current version.

R

[muzicman0]

Is this the PCIe or Networked based version?  If it is Networked, have you tried disabling the Windows firewall? 

[robertdz]

The Ceton infiniTV cable card is PCIe. I'm running eset Nod32 and I "allowed" the Ceton card through the firewall. I don't know if there are any other settings that need to be tweaked.

[muzicman0]

I don't have that card...so not much else I can help with...sorry.

[CountryBumkin]

Are you seeing the card in Windows Device manager?

[Yaobing]

The Ceton infiniTV cable card is PCIe. I'm running eset Nod32 and I "allowed" the Ceton card through the firewall. I don't know if there are any other settings that need to be tweaked.

Have you also allowed MC through the firewall?

[robertdz]

Thanks for throwing out ideas. I appreciate your insight.

A couple answers:
Yes, I can see the InfiniTV cable card in Device Manager.

Yaobing, about the Firewall: I misspoke. It was MC 21 that I allowed through the firewall. Not the Ceton cable card.

[Yaobing]

In Tools > Options... > Media Network, where you enabled "Use Media Network to share this library...", expand "Advanced" and make sure "DLNA Controller (control other DLNA devices)" checkbox is checked.