WinTV-PVR 350 PVR250_22_22292 drivers

[glassvial]

For those of you with VIA chipset problems, have you loaded the latest 4-in-1 drivers from viaarena.com ?

[tschoo]

I have the 4.49 VIA drivers, I will update to 4.53 - hope that helps.

Huw, I believe you misunderstood my idea somehow.
I suggested to use the call 'SetThreadExecutionState()' with argument 'ES_SYSTEM_REQUIRED' within the recording service during recording. This will - as I assume - avoid sending 'powerbroadcasts' by the OS even if automatic standby is enabled. When using the method to simply deny powerbroadcasts from the OS in the program, then powerbroadcasts may already been handled by some drivers or programs possibly leading to unintended effects in case of bugs in the implementation of standby functionality.

-tschoo

[tschoo]

tried 4.53 - no change

[cannabinoidboy]

Quote[/b] (tschoo @ Nov. 23 2004,02:27)]tried 4.53 - no change

same here !

[Guest]

Can anyone tell me how i can get GB-PVR working with a lifeview FlyTV Prime 30FM card?

[sub]

Quote[/b] ]Can anyone tell me how i can get GB-PVR working with a lifeview FlyTV Prime 30FM card?

It wont work with this card. It requires a hardware MPEG encoder card like the Hauppauge PV250. Sorry.

[Guest]

Sorry to labour the issue, it`s just i`m new to TV cards. The box says that my Lifeview card will record in MPEG 1 and 2 format. I take it then that this is something else, if so in looking for a hardware mpeg encoder which is the one recommended (possible cheap as well).

[sub]

Your card can capture to MPEG1 or 2 but this all needs to be done in software. My software cant do this, and instead relies on all the work being done by the hardware encoder on supported cards.

I'd recommend a Hauppauge PV250 or PVR150.

[Guest]

Thanks for the help,

which if any of the compatible cards are digital tuners?

[sub]

None at this stage.