2007-09-30, 08:07 PM
Hi,
my out of the Box Dell PC has a built in TV tuner card that shows up in the device manager as "M779 PCIe PAL/SECAM/DVB-T" and manufacturer AverMedia.
Funny enough: I didn't found that card on avermedia.com (already sent mail to them asking, what I have then). But it's here and it's capable of analog, DVB-T and DVB-C. I tested that with WindowsMCE. And i guess it has a hardware compressor, because cpu is low while recording.
I followed the steps described in the wiki and managed to use the analog part with GBPVR (Direct Recording Plugin) . But I did not succed with the digital part, config.exe-native.log states tuning errors and beeing unable to start the BDA graph.
So my questions are:
Any help is very much appreciated!
Arne
my out of the Box Dell PC has a built in TV tuner card that shows up in the device manager as "M779 PCIe PAL/SECAM/DVB-T" and manufacturer AverMedia.
Funny enough: I didn't found that card on avermedia.com (already sent mail to them asking, what I have then). But it's here and it's capable of analog, DVB-T and DVB-C. I tested that with WindowsMCE. And i guess it has a hardware compressor, because cpu is low while recording.
I followed the steps described in the wiki and managed to use the analog part with GBPVR (Direct Recording Plugin) . But I did not succed with the digital part, config.exe-native.log states tuning errors and beeing unable to start the BDA graph.
So my questions are:
- Anyone knows the M779?
- Is it actually possible two use the two tuners at the card at the same time?
- Do I have to remove the "Direct Recording Plugin" configuration before starting to configure the digital part?
- Windows MCE lives - as part of Vista Home Premium - on the box with no planned recordings. Does it interfere, do I have to disable it in some way?
Any help is very much appreciated!
Arne