2012-01-21, 03:05 PM
Hi.
1) I re-registered the filters and the process succeeded (all DllRegisterServer prompts were OK).
2) I can view all cable channels and record from them normally. The problem is only with the composite channels. They have no picture, no signal, not anything.
3) Between the smooth operation since few weeks and the problem cropping up, I installed the following software :
a) Cisco Connect for my new Wifi router.
b) During the above installation, I had to first upgrade my Windows XP SP2 to SP3 before I could complete the step.
c) Teamviewer remote access client.
4) I noticed another problem today which may give clue. I have 4 cards and have configured 2 composite channels, on card 1 and card2 respectively. However, when I record from Composite1, and then also try to record from Composite2, it shows a recording conflict and says I must cancel one of my ongoing recordings. Why is that if the 2 composite channels are configured on physically different cards?.
Please review and advise.
Thanks.
1) I re-registered the filters and the process succeeded (all DllRegisterServer prompts were OK).
2) I can view all cable channels and record from them normally. The problem is only with the composite channels. They have no picture, no signal, not anything.
3) Between the smooth operation since few weeks and the problem cropping up, I installed the following software :
a) Cisco Connect for my new Wifi router.
b) During the above installation, I had to first upgrade my Windows XP SP2 to SP3 before I could complete the step.
c) Teamviewer remote access client.
4) I noticed another problem today which may give clue. I have 4 cards and have configured 2 composite channels, on card 1 and card2 respectively. However, when I record from Composite1, and then also try to record from Composite2, it shows a recording conflict and says I must cancel one of my ongoing recordings. Why is that if the 2 composite channels are configured on physically different cards?.
Please review and advise.
Thanks.