2007-03-08, 07:13 PM
System:
Win XP Pro (IBM, 2.8ghz, 512mb)
GeForce 6200 LE (EVGA brand)
Hauppage PVR 150 (retail version)
.Net 2.0 installed
GBPVR 99.12 (upgraded from 99.05)
S-video connected to TV, no monitor attached
As a GBPVR novice, I spent alot of time searching all the posts before creating one. I first built my system with the 99.05 version and a GeForce2 Ti card. It was working flawlessly except the crappy video-out on the dinosaur card. So after reading many posts, I purchased a GeForce 6200 LE (EVGA brand) as an inexpensive replacement ($40). Days before receiving the new card, I upgraded to 99.05 and starting having issues with the PC not going to standby. I just left it running all the time and assumed I did something wrong to keep it awake (no further action). Soon the new 6200 card arrived and that was an instant improvement on the video quality.
After I realized it wasn't ever going to standby, I found the patch for standyby issues in the survival guide and the machine would go to "sleep" successfully. However, now when GBPVR is running upon going to either standby or hibernate it won't display upon resuming. In other words, resuming without GBPVR running will display my normal windows desktop, but with the GBPVR (full screen) running all I get is a black screen. Exiting GBPVR and launching it again still nets a black screen until the system is rebooted (I haven't tried restarting services... I'm sure that would side step the reboot).
Moving the mouse, pressing the PC power button or pressing any remote keys will not 'wake' the screen. Up arrowing on the remote once and pressing ok will exit GBPVR and then I get the display.
I have tried setting the power button to "ask me what to do" as suggested by an earlier post. That doesn't seem to make a difference on my setup.
The decoder device is set to the default "none" as suggested in posts with PVR-350 issues.
I tried with and without running TVTool (in entertainment mode) although it doesn't technically support the newer card.
I tried using an application that installs as a screensaver (forget the name) that can capture an idle profile to create setpoints, but it only seemed to cause a recording problem (7 minutes into a recording, it stopped).
Aside from downgrading back to 99.05 or just leaving the system on all the time (adding to my already high electric bill), I'm not sure what else to try.
Suggestions? (sorry for the long post )
Win XP Pro (IBM, 2.8ghz, 512mb)
GeForce 6200 LE (EVGA brand)
Hauppage PVR 150 (retail version)
.Net 2.0 installed
GBPVR 99.12 (upgraded from 99.05)
S-video connected to TV, no monitor attached
As a GBPVR novice, I spent alot of time searching all the posts before creating one. I first built my system with the 99.05 version and a GeForce2 Ti card. It was working flawlessly except the crappy video-out on the dinosaur card. So after reading many posts, I purchased a GeForce 6200 LE (EVGA brand) as an inexpensive replacement ($40). Days before receiving the new card, I upgraded to 99.05 and starting having issues with the PC not going to standby. I just left it running all the time and assumed I did something wrong to keep it awake (no further action). Soon the new 6200 card arrived and that was an instant improvement on the video quality.
After I realized it wasn't ever going to standby, I found the patch for standyby issues in the survival guide and the machine would go to "sleep" successfully. However, now when GBPVR is running upon going to either standby or hibernate it won't display upon resuming. In other words, resuming without GBPVR running will display my normal windows desktop, but with the GBPVR (full screen) running all I get is a black screen. Exiting GBPVR and launching it again still nets a black screen until the system is rebooted (I haven't tried restarting services... I'm sure that would side step the reboot).
Moving the mouse, pressing the PC power button or pressing any remote keys will not 'wake' the screen. Up arrowing on the remote once and pressing ok will exit GBPVR and then I get the display.
I have tried setting the power button to "ask me what to do" as suggested by an earlier post. That doesn't seem to make a difference on my setup.
The decoder device is set to the default "none" as suggested in posts with PVR-350 issues.
I tried with and without running TVTool (in entertainment mode) although it doesn't technically support the newer card.
I tried using an application that installs as a screensaver (forget the name) that can capture an idle profile to create setpoints, but it only seemed to cause a recording problem (7 minutes into a recording, it stopped).
Aside from downgrading back to 99.05 or just leaving the system on all the time (adding to my already high electric bill), I'm not sure what else to try.
Suggestions? (sorry for the long post )