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n00b
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- May 27, 2008
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Lately I have been having problems with my 650 PCIe card. After updating the ATI Unified AVStream driver through Windows update neither Catalyst Media Center nor Vista Media Center worked. Incidentally I have Vista 64-bit. Anyway I uninstalled the card and reinstalled it and made sure this time that I didn't update the AVStream driver. VMC now works fine but when I go to use CMC it tells me there is no tuner card installed.
1) Why would the new driver render my card useless?
2) Why can I not use CMC anymore? This was the only way I could get QAM on my computer.
3) I was thinking about uninstalling both the tuner card and the graphics card which is a 2600XT and then re-install them. Is there an easy way to go through the registry and make sure there are no references to ATI anywhere in the registry?
I have a Asus P5K-E Wifi/AP mother board with a E6750 processor and 2GB RAM. Before installing the updated drivers both VMC and CMC worked and I was getting QAM through CMC. I have tried other PVR programs and I can't seem to get any of them to setup properly. I would be happy to switch from CMC if I could figure out how to set up one of the other programs the right way.
Thanks for any advice you might have.
1) Why would the new driver render my card useless?
2) Why can I not use CMC anymore? This was the only way I could get QAM on my computer.
3) I was thinking about uninstalling both the tuner card and the graphics card which is a 2600XT and then re-install them. Is there an easy way to go through the registry and make sure there are no references to ATI anywhere in the registry?
I have a Asus P5K-E Wifi/AP mother board with a E6750 processor and 2GB RAM. Before installing the updated drivers both VMC and CMC worked and I was getting QAM through CMC. I have tried other PVR programs and I can't seem to get any of them to setup properly. I would be happy to switch from CMC if I could figure out how to set up one of the other programs the right way.
Thanks for any advice you might have.