Hi all. Hopefully this is the right forum section for this one. I recently picked up an older WinTV card from a friend, and I havent been able to get any software to work quite right with it. The card is the Hauppauge Computer Works WinTV pci card, with a Conextant Bt878KHF chip on it. the big sticker on the tv tuner box (on the card) says WinTV 61111 Rev AM. I have installed WinTV2000 from Hauppauge, and it doesn't work at all. I currently use PowerVCR II and I can view all video sources (cable and composite), however, I don't get any sound from cable. I have ran a patch cable from the line out on the tunercard to the line in on my sound card (tried the mic input as well), and have had no luck with the sound. I run my PS2 and N64 through the card, and have had no luck getting sound from either one via the cable jack. the line in on the soundcard works, i have verified this with an external cd player. Hopefully somebody can help me out. My computer is as follows: Dell OptiPlex GX1 PII/PIII 450MHz 128mb ram onboard ATI 3d Rage Pro AGP 2x onboard Crystal Audio sound 6 or 7 gb main drive 40gb secondary drive samsung cd-rom no internet or ethernet connections (completely isolated) and the Hauppauge WinTV card Running Winblows XP (would rather be running Linux, but I haven't a clue how to use it) If anybody knows of a fix, or proper software, please post a response or pm me. Thanks
That card should take generic WDM BT8x8 drivers. Have you actually looked on the hauppauge site? Have you selected Line In in your capture software?
That card should take generic WDM BT8x8 drivers. Have you actually looked on the hauppauge site? Have you selected Line In in your capture software? I have tried several versions of the driver, including one that actually seemed to find more devices upon the card than others, such as the audio in. on the capture software it automatically selects line in. i started my search on the hauppauge site. they finally sent me some instructions, we shall see if it works. otherwise, nothing succesful so far.
