Analog with HVR-1100 + DX

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Can you see if this fixes it?

[steeb]

Can you see if this fixes it?

Yup, fixed

[sub]

Great. This card was slightly different to all the others, and required an extra filter for capturing the audio.

[steeb]

Great. This card was slightly different to all the others, and required an extra filter for capturing the audio.

Excellent, many thanks, another supported analog card then

[mattrobo]

It has been along time since I have posted here. I have been using GBPVR for years on a PVR 150 but have just built a Win7 64 bit 4gig ram so the 150 does not work. In my junkbox I have a perfectly working hvr1100.

I am only interested in the analog side. I have run NPVR for the first time and can see the DVB side of it in the devices but not the analog. How do I get that there? I guess there is a config file that I need to put defult settings into but how in NPVR?

I did install the final patch here and also http://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.php...arted-info. .

I also rebooted etc. Please help

Thanks mat

[Jaggy]

Have a read of post two in that thread it has instructions about getting analog cards working

[mattrobo]

Jaggy, thanks for that. Maybe I should have given more info.

I have Win7 working on the machine. The 1100 works with win 7 for the analog tuner.

I put the analogdevices.xml from the first post in my win 7 users/public... directory.

But even after a reboot I only see the digial one and the old analog pvr-150.

How do I get the 1100 analog to show up on this screenshot?

Also the filter check shows this - also attached

[mattrobo]

Ok... I found it myself! in myfilter check I was getting a different result than Steeb for the same card. I changed the analogdevices.xml to show my card and it is all good. So sorry for spamming of this thread.

My next trouble was no video (just a black screen) but audio is there.. so I am pretty sure I can fix that ..(might need to post in another thread if it is not something easy like codec

[sub]

Yeah, that probably just comes down to the video decoder you're using, or possible the video renderer (EVR etc).