NuQ said:I bought a used Dell PIII 450 with an ATI TV Tuner/Video card (add-in,
not integrated). I have no software for it. What TV Tuner software
will allow me to watch TV with this card? I've searched and never seem
to find what I need.
J. Clarke said:Everything you need should be downloadable from www.ati.com.
NuQ said:Thanks. According to Device Manager in XP it's a 3D Rage Pro 2x AGP.
The card itself has a coax input (input I assume) along with the regular
SVGA output port.
I see these choices at the ATI site. Any idea which one my card is?
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ATI Customer Care > Drivers and Software > Windows XP > TV Tuners >
Subcategories in 'TV Tuners'
Software and Drivers for TV Tuner Products
THEATER 550 PRO Products
1. THEATER 550/650 PRO TV Tuner Drivers - 6.14.10.173
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TV WONDER ELITE
1. THEATER 550/650 PRO TV Tuner Drivers - 6.14.10.173
2. PowerCinema and Gemstar GuidePlus+ for TV Wonder Elite
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TV WONDER PRO/TV WONDER PRO REMOTE CONTROL EDITION
1. TV Wonder PRO Windows XP Drivers and Software
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TV WONDER VE/TV WONDER VE REMOTE CONTROL EDITION
1. TV Wonder VE / TV Wonder PCI Windows XP Drivers and Software
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TV WONDER USB 2.0
1. TV Wonder USB 2.0 Windows XP Drivers and Software
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TV WONDER USB
1. TV WONDER USB Drivers and Software - Multimedia Center 7.4
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TV WONDER PCI
1. TV Wonder VE / TV Wonder PCI Windows XP Drivers and Software
J. Clarke said:It's not any of those. If it in fact has a tuner (if the coax connector is
threaded "F" connector attached to a long box on the card then it has a
tuner, if it's an unthreaded RCA connector then it doesn't and is probably
a TV-out) then it would be an All-In-Wonder of some kind.
ATI is no longer listing any drivers for the Rage chips and links from other
sites seem to be broken, suggesting that ATI has removed the drivers from
their site or moved them to a new location.
It being a Dell, your next bet is to plug the service tag number into the
Dell system and see what it comes up with in the way of drivers. If the
board was shipped in the machine then any drivers that are available should
be there. The Dell site does seem to be showing some Rage drivers
including a few for XP, whether your board is supported by any of them I
don't know.
If that fails, you might also try posting a question in the legacy forum at
<http://www.rage3d.com> and reading the posts there to see if anyone has
any guidance.