S
Stan
Hi,
I have the same problem in a past post. The FM tuner on an all-in-wonder
Radeon 9600 card tunes a station then crackles and goes silent. When I
restart the program the tuner works again for a few seconds or minutes,
then crackles and dies.
I sent the card back to ATI for replacement after talking to their
tech support at length. They shipped new card, I installed, tried
several versions of the drivers and MMC, had the same problem.
My Motherboard is an ASUS A7N8X Deluxe with an onboard sound card. I am
running WinXP SP1.
The problem sounds like the card is building charge in a capacitor that
then shuts off the FM tuner as if it were a fuse. I may try grounding
the MB or the card, or moving other cards around.
The video and TV work fine. I noticed the FM is on the wave input
chanel, different from the TV tuner which is on the aux, or line-in chanels.
Anyone else have this problem? Anyone use their FM tuner?
-Stan
I have the same problem in a past post. The FM tuner on an all-in-wonder
Radeon 9600 card tunes a station then crackles and goes silent. When I
restart the program the tuner works again for a few seconds or minutes,
then crackles and dies.
I sent the card back to ATI for replacement after talking to their
tech support at length. They shipped new card, I installed, tried
several versions of the drivers and MMC, had the same problem.
My Motherboard is an ASUS A7N8X Deluxe with an onboard sound card. I am
running WinXP SP1.
The problem sounds like the card is building charge in a capacitor that
then shuts off the FM tuner as if it were a fuse. I may try grounding
the MB or the card, or moving other cards around.
The video and TV work fine. I noticed the FM is on the wave input
chanel, different from the TV tuner which is on the aux, or line-in chanels.
Anyone else have this problem? Anyone use their FM tuner?
-Stan