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I finaly found the TV center Pro that finds the sky channel on 69 but still cant get vista media center to see the sky channel <br />
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i have the RF setup on channel 69 but it wont find a channel there <br />
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any help on that one<br />
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my ultimate goal is to play sky on my Xbox 360 in bed <br />
it only seems to pick up Digital is there a patch to make it see analog?<br />
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many thanks for your help<br />

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I finaly found the TV center Pro that finds the sky channel on 69 but still cant get vista media center to see the sky channel

i have the RF setup on channel 69 but it wont find a channel there

any help on that one

my ultimate goal is to play sky on my Xbox 360 in bed
it only seems to pick up Digital is there a patch to make it see analog?

many thanks for your help


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sorted now thanks for all your help <br />

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Great fast help <br />
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many thanks
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i have lost my installation CD <br />
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i have installed TV Center from Pinnicle but it wont run the splash screen comes up but does not <br />
i have tryed compatabuility mode but it does not work for me<br />
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any idea how to fix this?<br />
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or where i can find a copy of the installation cd
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i have lost my installation CD 

i have installed TV Center from Pinnicle but it wont run the splash screen comes up but does not 
i have tryed compatabuility mode but it does not work for me

any idea how to fix this?

or where i can find a copy of the installation cd

Pinnicle PCTV 330e

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