Computer Type: PC/Desktop System Manufacturer/Model Number: Self Build OS: Windows 10 Pro CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 1600 Motherboard: Asus PRIME B350-PLUS Memory: 16GB Kingston Hyper-X FURY DDR4 @ 2133MHz Graphics Card: ZOTAC GTX 980 Ti AMP! Edition Sound Card: builtin Monitor(s) Displays: ACER KA241 Screen Resolution: 1920x 1080 @60Hz Keyboard: Logitec Mouse: Logitec PSU: 750 Watt Corsair Case: Cooler Master CM 590 III Cooling: AMD Wraith CPU Cooler, 4 case fans, Corsair AF120. Hard Drives: 120GB OCZ Agility3 SATA 3 500GB 7200 RPM WD Blue SATA 3 500GB 7200 RPM WD Blue SATA 3 1TB 5400 RPM WD Green SATA2 2TB 7200 RPM Seagate SATA3 2TB 7200 RPM Seagate SATA3 Internet Speed: 4G - 30 Mbps Browser: Firefox Quantum / Waterfox Antivirus: Windows Defender Other Info: Trying out a Ryzen build. Just for the record. Having now reistalled Win TV 8.5 at least 5 times, I contacted Hauppage over the problem for assistance. I was contacted by hauppauge whos' engineer tried to sort it out remotely, with no success. He suggested that I do several things that I had already done,including once again reinstalling from their website.
I complied as instructed, unfortunately, to no avail. Sound OK, Scanning fine, no picture just a blank green screen. Whether this only happens on version 8.5 of Win TV, no idea.
However, one of you mentioned that v7 of Win TV was ok on his computer. No question in my mind that this is caused by Microsofts latest hiccup, update 1803. Considering using a backup to put V1709 back on, even though this backup needs updating. Wrong turn 5 bagno di sangue ita download games.
Release notes for WinTV v7:- Adds support for HD PVR 2 models. - Adds support for HVR-1955/HVR-1975 To install the WinTV v7 application update- Download the WinTV v7 installation package to your PC. Overview WinTV Publisher Description WinTV v7.2 is for digital TV, both QAM and ATSC, plus analog cable TV. Visio Supply Chain Templates For Resume on.
Engineers thoughts:- 'It looks like the video renderer is not sending the live TV image to the graphics card but the stream is actually fine as a recording can be played back using VLC media player (It's a software issue rather then hardware).' It was to do with the setup of the renderer, under general settings in Win TV 8.5 located at the bottom of settings page. I have previously left settings for rendering as EVR (ticked) and never had any problems with this default setting. The Hauppauge technician got back to me today with comments listed below:- 'I am%100 certain it is graphics related, in the WinTV settings / General there is a section for Video Renderer, can you try changing the option and then re-start the WinTV?' I did as instructed and started with ticking the box for 'Overlay'. Picture restored. Many thanks to all offering their help in this Forum.