2005-09-14, 11:55 PM
I've been using GBPVR for several days and love the program. Initially everything worked perfectly, well except for the media mvp, but that was because my wireless network card is junk and now works fine as I have a wired connection. Anyways, now my pvr150 is not working properly in GBPVR. It appears to be running a lower resolution than it previously did, and also has issues with about half the channels. What is occuring is that for a nanosecond when I change the channel the picture is clear as a bell, and after that it almost appears as if there is an overlay of static. Using the supplied Hauppauge software, the tv works great, and also with MediaPortal. I did reinstall the software, wiping away the directory in the process. I was experiencing issues with my older tv card, and ati all in wonder, and uninstalled its software, but I can not recall if the problems begam immediately after doing so. I'm assuming this is a directshow issue as other programs, namly windows movie maker feature similar static when accessing the tv card. This continued even after I uninstalled (using hauppauge's utility) and reinstalled the software for the pvr150. Does anyone know of any fix to this problem, other than wiping my entire computer and reinstalling windows? Is there any other information I can give which would help pinpoint my issue. My TV tuner is a pvr150, on a Dell Dimension 8100 (P4 1.7 GHz, with 512 megs of ram. The video card is an ati all in wonder 9600, with the tv software not so cleanly uninstalled (the uninstall process crashed towards the end).
I think it could possibly be a registry key that is forcing my tv tuner to either preset to another country at a lower resolution, and tune in antenna mode, but I could be completely wrong about both my hypothosized cause and symptoms.
I think it could possibly be a registry key that is forcing my tv tuner to either preset to another country at a lower resolution, and tune in antenna mode, but I could be completely wrong about both my hypothosized cause and symptoms.