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  • #16
    YES!!! I got it working!!! I installed the latest/official SBLive Win2k drivers (SMP enabled) and I have soundcapture!!! Thank you all!!!

    Now if only Star Trek Armada wouldn't crash on me--oops STA crashes one *everyone's* computer!

    K

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    • #17
      Well, I got the NT 4 v4.35 drivers loaded and the v1.52 Video Tools now work, but now I can't do video-out (which worked with the W2K drivers), since the NT PowerDesk control panel doesn't seem to work so I can't turn TV-out on. If I double-click on the PowerDesk icon, I get an hourglass for half a second and then nothing. It doesn't show up under task manager or anything.

      So I guess I have to chose whether I want to watch TV on my PC or watch my PC on my TV.

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      • #18
        Thank you all for posting this VERY useful information. I was able to follow the instructions to get PC-VCR fully working in W2K, though it looks as though the vidcap interface does not work. (AVI_IO & Virtualdub do not capture) Still this is a SEVERE improvement. Thank you once again!

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        • #19
          i tried it but now when i try to load vt in 2k it freezes up and i have to reboot... also when i tried to install vt the compatability prog froze so i had to do it under sp4 instead of 5

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          • #20
            ok... it's when i go to line in... not when i load vt

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            • #21
              Hey there. Everything installed OK but when I went to turn on the remote I got the error "PC-VCR Remote does not detect a Matrox tuner in your computer. The option you've selected requires a Matrox TV tuner." I am running dual monitors and have an AGP G200 Marvel which is the primary card in the bios and the display properties. The second card is a Millenium 2 PCI. Any ideas anyone?

              wayne

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              • #22
                Great!

                I got it capturing just fine as well!!

                Am I missing something, or is there no way to send it out to TV? O well... can't have everything, I suppose.

                Thanks!

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                • #23
                  I've got it working in Win2K as well, but if I capture at all in PC-VCR, I get a bsod on exit.

                  If I don't capture and just look at the video input, it works fine. What about the rest of you?

                  AlgoRhythm

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                  • #24
                    This sounds great.
                    But is it G200 or G400 Marvel you use?
                    I have i G200 Marvel and i just cant wait to get i working in Win2000.

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                    • #25
                      Anders Sweden: I can't speak for everyone else, but I have a Marvel G200 working under W2K (somewhat)

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                      • #26
                        I did all the steps above and got the video capture device to show up in win2k for my marvel g200 except when i try to actually capture the video all i get is a green screen... any ideas on what's going wrong?

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                        • #27
                          Have successfully installed the win NT drivers and video tools and they run ok for video viewing - but when attempting to capture using pc-vcr program errors saying 'unable to record using current settings - make sure recording path still valid - try lowering recording quality' etc etc - have tried all suggested topics but alas to no avail - anyone any ideas ?????

                          Many thanks - Colin.

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                          • #28
                            This is interesting - everything was working as reported above, but then I got frustrated with the frequent crashing of other applications when running PCVCR I decided to reinstall the default drivers (giving up on capture). I believe what I now have are the drivers included with the release of W2K. However, the capture still works, and it doesn't crash ever anymore.


                            creed - you didn't follow the steps exactly as outlined above. You have to install the NT 4.0 drivers first, then make sure you install the vidcap in VGA mode.

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