Vista x64 and Mainconcepts MCE Encoder

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After installing Vista x64 Ultimate, I then realized that Vista Media Center
will only support MPEG2 Hardware Encoder TV Tuner Cards (my oversight)
However, enter Mainconcept with their MCE Encoder for Analog TV Tuner cards
to save the day.

Unfortunately I downloaded the Demo and installed only to find a Green
Screen after running through the MCE TV setup. I hear the sound on all
channels and everything else seems to work except the picture. I have tried
uninstalling and reinstalling the MCE Encoder software as well as the latest
NVIDIA drivers (including the 100 beta).

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Specs:
AMD x2 4800+ / 1Gig TwinX-4000PT / Asus A8V Deluxe
eVGA 7600GS AGP 256Mb
Windows Vista x64 Ultimate
USB Keyboard (wireless) / USB Mouse (corded)
SB Audigy 2 ZS / Winfast Leadtek 2000XP Expert
 
Vista X64 will only allow 'signed' [WHQL] drivers. This could be the problem
with your new device.

-iceeagle
 
Do you have non MC Vista drivers for your ledtek card to use with the Vista
version of MainConcept or don't you need them?
iceeagle said:
Vista X64 will only allow 'signed' [WHQL] drivers. This could be the
problem with your new device.

-iceeagle


PsyberX said:
After installing Vista x64 Ultimate, I then realized that Vista Media
Center
will only support MPEG2 Hardware Encoder TV Tuner Cards (my oversight)
However, enter Mainconcept with their MCE Encoder for Analog TV Tuner
cards
to save the day.

Unfortunately I downloaded the Demo and installed only to find a Green
Screen after running through the MCE TV setup. I hear the sound on all
channels and everything else seems to work except the picture. I have
tried
uninstalling and reinstalling the MCE Encoder software as well as the
latest
NVIDIA drivers (including the 100 beta).

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Specs:
AMD x2 4800+ / 1Gig TwinX-4000PT / Asus A8V Deluxe
eVGA 7600GS AGP 256Mb
Windows Vista x64 Ultimate
USB Keyboard (wireless) / USB Mouse (corded)
SB Audigy 2 ZS / Winfast Leadtek 2000XP Expert
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I downloaded the WHQL Vista 64-Bit drivers from Leadtek for the Winfast
2000XP Expert. As well, I uninstalled and removed the drives and let Vista
Update detect and download the WHQL drivers for the card as well.

Prior to installing the Mainconcept MCE Encoder package, the Vista Media
Center did not recognize my Analog TV Tuner card. After the installation, I
can run through everything fine, except I can't see a picture in the Live TV.
I can hear sound and change channels, etc... Do you think it has to do with
the NVIDIA drivers and the Video overlay??

Any suggestions or tips would be welcome.



JW said:
Do you have non MC Vista drivers for your ledtek card to use with the Vista
version of MainConcept or don't you need them?
iceeagle said:
Vista X64 will only allow 'signed' [WHQL] drivers. This could be the
problem with your new device.

-iceeagle


PsyberX said:
After installing Vista x64 Ultimate, I then realized that Vista Media
Center
will only support MPEG2 Hardware Encoder TV Tuner Cards (my oversight)
However, enter Mainconcept with their MCE Encoder for Analog TV Tuner
cards
to save the day.

Unfortunately I downloaded the Demo and installed only to find a Green
Screen after running through the MCE TV setup. I hear the sound on all
channels and everything else seems to work except the picture. I have
tried
uninstalling and reinstalling the MCE Encoder software as well as the
latest
NVIDIA drivers (including the 100 beta).

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Specs:
AMD x2 4800+ / 1Gig TwinX-4000PT / Asus A8V Deluxe
eVGA 7600GS AGP 256Mb
Windows Vista x64 Ultimate
USB Keyboard (wireless) / USB Mouse (corded)
SB Audigy 2 ZS / Winfast Leadtek 2000XP Expert
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Click to expand...
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I reviewed the users manual for the MCE Encoder software at the Mainconcepts
Website and it appears that this product can only be used to support the
analog tuner on Hybrid Analog DVB-T tuner cards which are very common in
Europe. This possible since the hybrid cards have no onboard MPEG2 encoder
chip and digital tuner on them is supported by their DBA drivers used by
MCE.


PsyberX said:
I downloaded the WHQL Vista 64-Bit drivers from Leadtek for the Winfast
2000XP Expert. As well, I uninstalled and removed the drives and let Vista
Update detect and download the WHQL drivers for the card as well.

Prior to installing the Mainconcept MCE Encoder package, the Vista Media
Center did not recognize my Analog TV Tuner card. After the installation,
I
can run through everything fine, except I can't see a picture in the Live
TV.
I can hear sound and change channels, etc... Do you think it has to do
with
the NVIDIA drivers and the Video overlay??

Any suggestions or tips would be welcome.



JW said:
Do you have non MC Vista drivers for your ledtek card to use with the
Vista
version of MainConcept or don't you need them?
iceeagle said:
Vista X64 will only allow 'signed' [WHQL] drivers. This could be the
problem with your new device.

-iceeagle


After installing Vista x64 Ultimate, I then realized that Vista Media
Center
will only support MPEG2 Hardware Encoder TV Tuner Cards (my oversight)
However, enter Mainconcept with their MCE Encoder for Analog TV Tuner
cards
to save the day.

Unfortunately I downloaded the Demo and installed only to find a Green
Screen after running through the MCE TV setup. I hear the sound on all
channels and everything else seems to work except the picture. I have
tried
uninstalling and reinstalling the MCE Encoder software as well as the
latest
NVIDIA drivers (including the 100 beta).

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Specs:
AMD x2 4800+ / 1Gig TwinX-4000PT / Asus A8V Deluxe
eVGA 7600GS AGP 256Mb
Windows Vista x64 Ultimate
USB Keyboard (wireless) / USB Mouse (corded)
SB Audigy 2 ZS / Winfast Leadtek 2000XP Expert
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
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