Hello guys iam trying to use Prog dvb with my skystar2 card in vista 32 but when i install and run prog dvb 5 or even 4 it comes with (Device not Started )(sky star TT-{Hand mode card 1} and then operation failed when i go into devicelist and select skystar2 Bda device and try to enable it it gives operation failed error again.Whats wrong with it.On the other hand iam using altdvb 2.2 with my ksystar 2 bda its working ace.whats wrong with prog dvb.Kindly reply

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any one?

The SkyStar1TT device is NOT made for your card, as it's an SS2.

Regarding the BDA driver you are using, for this you got to have tuning space entries in the registry.
This has been discussed several times over here, so use the search function for tuning space.

On the latest versions of ProgDVB (4.88.4 / 5.12.4), there seems to be an issue with SS2 cards, as several users are reporting. So, try a version a little bit older.

AFAIK Prog is on vacation for a couple of days, so a new fixed version you may have to wait a bit. Christmas ahead...

BTW, this is a board, not a chat line or a hotline.
Made by Prog, but meant for users to help each other.
Definitely no 24/7 service.
This for, half an hour is far to short to ask 'anyone?'.
Patience is a virtue.

i instaled version 4 and getting same problem again device not started i tried to tune register space but of no use.Can u please explain how to exactly tune space.
I looked in other threads but its not fully discribed

This i9s about digital logics.
So you have to be precise.
tuning space
- nothing else...
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By this you will find postings with all necessary content for a .reg file.

No one by one private lessons, no breast feeding, sorry.
Life time is limited...

Please start to search and read, it's all there.

read the forum abt tuning spaces no good as its not properlymentioned whta exactly to do .I think there is not much support for windows vista which is really annoying

Create a new text file, open it, copy and paste the code from the page you should have found, store, rename to <whateveryoulike>.reg, right click and 'insert'...
...that's nothing but windows basics.
BTW, surely you got to have administrator rights on that system, to do the last step.

Christmas ahead, perhaps have someone get you a nice book on this, as a present