No video??

[dog812]

It is a gforce mx200 64 mb card.. how do i tell if it has that support?

I also just noticed the proc is only 1.24 ghz.. if that matters.

Here is a screen shot of the blurry guide i get, same lines on the menu page.

[sub]

Yeah, it definitely looks like your video card isnt coping. The GeForce MX cards are very marginal. Some people have had them working ok, but others have had any luck with them. I know a lot of owners of these had to update their drivers to get it to work at all. So look for new drivers. If that doesnt help, you could try a lower resolution (sometimes helps). Otherwise you'd probably need a new video card.

[dog812]

Ok..
I will look for a decent AGP 4x card.. hope that works.

[JeremyBeckett]

Sorry to hijack your thread dog812, but I have a similar problem and it's always nice to keep advice in the same place.

I've been running GBPVR for a year without any major issues on my Win XP PC, so today I installed the latest build on my Win 2003 server in the hope that I could use it to schedule recordings (rather than leave my main PC running).

The entire install went flawlessly from start to finish - and it was only when I tried to run PVRX2 that I got the following message:

"Sorry, this system does not support the required VMR9 video render."

Having looked into this I can confirm I have DirectX 9 installed as well as the latest KLM codec pack. And I have tried changing the PVRX2.exe Video Render to overlay with the result that the PVRX2 window opens but nothing is displayed.

I have come to the conclusion that my graphics cad is sub par, which is logical since the card is onboard a mobo that is at least 5 years old. I'm hoping that I have a spare card in my junk box but in case I don't is there anything I can do to get PVRX2 to open so I can access the TV guide in order to set up recordings?

Many thanks,

Jeremy

[cgsample]

I too had sound but no video? Been using GBPVR fine for a long time, but was recently playing with Xvid converting and I think that's what screwed me up?

So, the first thing I tried was upgrading my GBPVR from 1.2.9 to 1.3.7, no luck. I then re-loaded my Hauppauge drivers and that fixed the video problem.