New drivers for Marvel G400-TV

[Adis]

PowerDesk 5.92.006+
VideoTools 3.05

http://www.speedyshare.com/448439525.html

[traveller]

WOW
As always-impressive work mate
Thx for your well done job

[traveller]

Sorry to ask maybe such stupid question-how to decompress it?

[Adis]

Just open the first file and extract to specified folder...

[traveller]

Of course
Thx mate

[Debbie]

I am having problems extracting the archives, using WinRAR.

Debbie

[vjbutt]

What are the changes from the previous versions?

Is there any utility anywhere that saves the channels from the previous installation?

Thanks for sharing your work with us.

[Adis]

Originally posted by vjbutt
What are the changes from the previous versions?

Is there any utility anywhere that saves the channels from the previous installation?

Thanks for sharing your work with us.

The frequencies are stored in the Registry.
You can export it to *.reg and save it for future installations...

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Matrox\RainbowRunner\0 \TVTFreq

[Adis]

Originally posted by Debbie
I am having problems extracting the archives, using WinRAR.

Debbie

It's compressed with PowerArchiver and extracting is easy by
right-clicking the first file and choosing "Extract" or "Extract to"

EDIT:
I just tried to extract it with WinZIP and WinRAR and it's
impossible Then please use PowerArchiver for extracting...

[Debbie]

I've tried PowerArchiver but "no can do"
Right button on first archive (as usual)> extract to.... nothing happens !!

Debbie

[DarrenD]

Debbie

I don't know if this will help...

I've used PowerArchiver 6.11 (last freeware version before going to shareware) before (currently using freeware 7-Zip) and noticed that once you install it you need to run it properly first (i.e. Start->Programs->...) before you can use Explorer integration (i.e. right click on a .ZIP file->Extract To...).

When you run it for the first time you have to configure the file associations. After that you can right click in Explorer/Desktop etc.

[traveller]

It can be extracted with WinZip

1.Run WinZip (not right click-run the empty program)
2. Open with the WinZip the first .zip file (ctrl-O)
3. Mark it inside the WinZip window and just extract

I have done it in this way

[Debbie]

The names of the segmented archive (as downloaded) for Video Tools is mvt_3.05.zip.z01..z01 and this is not being recognised by WinZip. Remiving the end part of each segment solves the problem eg. (mvt_3.05.zip.z01..z01) to (mvt_3.05.zip.z01)

Also applies for Power Desk. eg. (PD_5.92.006+.zip.z01..z01) to (PD_5.92.006+.zip.z01)

Debbie

[Adis]

There is no file name mvt_3.05.zip.z01..z01

Here is the list of files:

mvt_3.05.zip
mvt_3.05.zip.z01
mvt_3.05.zip.z02
mvt_3.05.zip.z03
mvt_3.05.zip.z04
mvt_3.05.zip.z05
mvt_3.05.zip.z06
mvt_3.05.zip.z07
mvt_3.05.zip.z08

and

PD_5.92.006+.zip
PD_5.92.006+.zip.z01
PD_5.92.006+.zip.z02
PD_5.92.006+.zip.z03
PD_5.92.006+.zip.z04

[traveller]

My method works for this compression.
Anyway adis-maybe using a WinRAR gives a suitable results?
It has built-in splitting function