Streaming: the revenge

[daniver]

Definitely getting the file name correct because I cut and paste it from BDA Mux Checker and when I renamed the file BDA Mux Checker could not determine the mux's version, renamed back and it can.

Could something else be continually re-registering the broken Cyberlink mux, or do I just have a corrupt Windows registry? regsvr32 /u'ing the second Cyberlink mux listed by BDA Mux Checker causes it to disappear from the list as expected.

I need to go off and read about regsvr32 and Windows codec handling in general. I have spent days trying to get streaming working; if I'd only studied the GB-PVR logs in a bit more detail I would have realised it wasn't finding the Cyberlink mux even though BDA Mux Checker reported it as being installed. Also, the lack of the .mpg extension on recorded files was another big clue that the Micro$oft mux was being used; I'm really annoyed with myself now. :mad:

[stustunz]

dont worry i know how you feel
im still learning about the digital side of it all
and trying to get mine running as i want
i spent all saturday trying to get mine to tune turned out to be one numberi put in wrong over and over

[sub]

During my previous attempts to get streaming working I downloaded various versions of the Cyberlink mux and a copy of the ATI mux, but never tried it. Just registered it now, changed the config to use it and now the PC will act as a server! You are a superstar!

Great - glad you got it sorted.